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Jonathan Kelly, Marzyeh Ghassemi and Vincent Kuuire

From AI to immigrant integration: 56 U of T researchers supported by Canada Research Chairs Program

June 14, 2019

Survey after survey show doctors face burnout from heavy workloads. But what if they could use a machine learning algorithm to shoulder some of the burden?

'A poet of place': Jamaica's Poet Laureate Lorna Goodison receives U of T honorary degree

June 13, 2019

Lorna Goodison may now be a world-renowned poet, but she did most of her early writing in secret while growing up in Kingston, Jamaica.

Randy Boyagoda's novel Original Prin full of 'dark absurdities': New York Times

June 03, 2019

Randy Boyagoda’s book “Original Prin” promises to leave readers pondering “fascinating questions about fanaticism” even as it entertains with wit, absurdity and comedically crafted cultural references, according to a New York Times review of the author’s third novel.

U of T's Randy Boyagoda writes about 'tragic familiarity' of Sri Lanka bombings in the New York Times

April 23, 2019

The attacks on hotels and churches in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, which left almost 300 dead, were “more than just a national or religious tragedy,” writes Randy Boyagoda in the New York Times.

Hundreds of people came to listen to the ideas of University of Toronto researchers at the CRAM festival on Friday evening. All photos: Nick Iwanyshyn.

Visitors CRAM U of T campus at one-night festival of ideas

April 09, 2019

By the end of the week, the University of Toronto usually goes quiet as students take a well-earned break. But the downtown Toronto campus was bustling on Friday evening as people came to listen to U of T researchers describe their work and its impact.

CRAM festival connects leading U of T researchers and public

April 01, 2019

A new, free festival of ideas will connect Toronto universities with their communities on some of the most pressing local and global challenges, from homelessness to climate change.

Toula Kourgiantakis is an assistant professor, teaching stream, at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work.

'A genuine sense of leadership': Four U of T faculty honoured with Early Career Teaching Awards

March 19, 2019

One winner devotes a day of the week to improving in-demand social-work skills. Another has brought live performers to his medieval literature lectures. One has taken a decidedly broad approach to teaching disability issues. Still another is clicking with his computer science students.

Alexandra Johnston, professor emerita in the Department of English at the Faculty of Arts &amp; Science.

'I believe humanities is about people': A Q&A with English Professor Emerita Alexandra Johnston

March 15, 2019

What can you do with a degree in humanities?

Just ask Alexandra Johnston, professor emerita in the Department of English at the Faculty of Arts & Science.

English Professor Jane Millgate in 1986.

Jane Millgate wrote seminal study on Scott, was inspiring mentor

March 12, 2019

Jane Millgate was one of the world’s foremost experts on the literary works of Sir Walter Scott, but she was also an effective administrator and an inspiring mentor to young scholars.

Markus Dubber, the head of U of T’s Centre for Ethics, is co-editing an Oxford Handbook on the Ethics of AI and will be holding a two-day workshop this week on the handbook’s progress.

'Built for this moment': U of T researcher helps develop ethics of AI handbook

March 01, 2019

The University of Toronto’s prowess in artificial intelligence research is widely recognized, attracting a who’s who of technology companies to Canada’s largest city.

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