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Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

Micah Freedman with a monarch butterfly on his finger.

Chemical ecologist Micah Freedman continues legacy of U of T Monarch butterfly research

March 19, 2025

By the time Micah Freedman was six years old, his favourite pastimes included collecting and categorizing coins, stamps and insects. Collecting and categorizing were skills that would lead to and serve him well in his career as a scientist.

A&S Research Opportunities Program provides second-year undergrad Alena Qin with hands-on lab experience

February 27, 2025

When second-year undergraduate Alena Qin began her studies at U of T, her interest in “dry lab” research — using data, coding, computers, etc. — led her to the bioinformatics and computational specialist program.

Gwen Eadie and Heather McFarlane receive 2024 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Awards of Excellence

February 25, 2025

Two remarkable researchers from the Faculty of Arts & Science have been awarded the Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty Science Award of Excellence.

Journal article highlights the role of paint in microplastic pollution

February 21, 2025

Microplastics are a major source of environmental harm in the world today. Defined as plastic particles less than 5 millimetres in size, the tiny fragments are known to accumulate in our air, water, bodies and food as larger plastic sources degrade over time.

Spatial ecologist Marie-Josée Fortin awarded 2024 Massey Medal

November 06, 2024

University Professor Marie-Josée Fortin of the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology has been awarded the 2024 Massey Medal by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

18 faculty members — including seven from the Faculty of Arts & Science — elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada

September 10, 2024

Eighteen faculty members from across the University of Toronto — including seven from the Faculty of Arts & Science — have been appointed Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada — a prestigious distinction given to the country’s most distinguished scholars, artists and scientists.

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New study identifies Great Salt Lake as a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions

August 07, 2024

In a new study, researchers examining greenhouse gas emissions from the drying lake bed of Great Salt Lake, Utah calculate that 4.1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases were released in 2020.

An Odaraia with green, yellow and red body parts.

Taco-shaped arthropod from Burgess Shale fossils gives new insights into the history of the first mandibulates

August 07, 2024

In a new study, palaeontologists from the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) are helping resolve the questions surrounding the evolution and ecology of Odaraia, a taco-shaped marine animal that lived during the Cambrian period.

U of T researchers identify a “degrees of Kevin Bacon” gene in well-connected fruit flies

May 14, 2024

A team of researchers from the University of Toronto has identified a gene in fruit flies that regulates the types of connections between flies within their “social network.”

Fighting malaria with math: why one A&S student is studying parasite evolution and what it could mean

May 03, 2024

This World Malaria Day, a University of Toronto PhD student is shedding light on a poorly understood phenomenon that could impact vaccination strategies for malaria and other infectious diseases.

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