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Tomoyuki Sen, Mark Croxall and Jiaqi Gong working on a project.

U of T chemists send novel bacteria detection device to Philippine hospital for real-world testing

July 23, 2024

Research scientists in Professor M. Cynthia Goh's lab in the Department of Chemistry have sent their prototype of a new diagnostic device for testing to a hospital in the Philippines.

Xin Yi Lim in a black gown with figure skates over her shoulder

‘It’s like I have 11 channels in my brain’: Xin Yi Lim shares what it’s like to be a hyperpolyglot

July 18, 2024

There may be more than one person in Toronto who excels as a figure skater, graphic designer, martial artist, mixologist and university teaching assistant.

But if so, there’s only one who — on top of all that — speaks 11 languages.

Artist’s renditions showing solar panels and a yellow zig-zag of light connecting with a bright orb of light in the sky.

Origins of fast radio bursts come into focus through polarized light

June 12, 2024

Study detailing the properties of polarized light from 128 non-repeating FRBs reveals mysterious cosmic explosions originate in far-away galaxies like our own Milky Way

Applying lessons from the waiting room: Meet economics MA grad Sina Kavuncu

June 06, 2024

Sina Kavuncu spent hours of his childhood in the hospital. He wasn’t ill — the little boy was making observations that would eventually lead him to the field of health economics.

From MFE to PhD studies: Meet new grad Luka Vulicevic

June 06, 2024

Most graduates of the Master of Financial Economics (MFE) program make their professional homes on Bay Street. International banks and financial organizations, like the IMF, also employ a fair number of alumni. Choosing an academic path is less common for students of this professional program.

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