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Dr. Valiante in full medical gear in a surgery room

Connections between music and math resonate in groundbreaking epilepsy research by Arts & Science alum turned neurosurgeon Dr. Taufik Valiante

March 22, 2023

When Taufik Valiante was a child, his baseball coach’s son passed away from severe epilepsy.

A composite image of the future SKAO telescopes in both Australia and South Africa, blending what already exists on site with artists’ impressions

‘Historic commitment’ comes to fruition: U of T researchers to have access to one of the world's leading radio astronomy facilities

January 27, 2023

On January 24th, the Honourable François‑Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, announced Canada's intention to proceed to full memb

Legacy gifts create transformative opportunities for Arts & Science students

January 19, 2023

Hymn Chan will never meet the people who have given him tremendous opportunities, as well as reassurance he’s on the right track, in his pursuit of his PhD in mathematics from U of T — but he knows exactly what he would tell the donor if he could.

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U of T experimental physicists dip their toes into the quantum ocean

January 11, 2023

"Suppose you knew everything there was to know about a water molecule — the chemical formula, the bond angle, etc.,” says experimental physicist Joseph Thywissen.

Professor Kimberly Strong receives the Royal Society of Canada’s Willet G. Miller Medal

November 25, 2022

Kimberly Strong, chair of the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Physics and a leading authority in global atmospheric research, has received the prestigious 2022

Headshots of Wil Cunningham, Megan Frederickson, Randall Hansen, Naomi Nagy and Kaley Walker

Celebrating the first-ever winners of the Dean’s Research Excellence Awards

November 24, 2022

The Faculty of Arts & Science consistently produces research that is deemed to be among the finest and most original in the world. This year, a new award has been created to recognize faculty members whose research achievements have been cited as especially noteworthy.

'A more profound appreciation for the complexity of natural ice formations': Researchers unlock cause of ripples on icicles

November 23, 2022

Experimental physicists growing icicles at the University of Toronto are closer to understanding why some form with ripples up and down their outsides, while others form with smooth, slick, even surfaces.

Connaught Fund McLean Award-winner David Curtin’s research spans the subatomic to the cosmic

November 11, 2022

David Curtin, an assistant professor in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Physics, and Canada Research Chair in Theoretical Particle Physics, is one of two Arts & Science recipients of the distinguished

National climate science satellite mission co-led by U of T secures more than $200 million

October 18, 2022

Scientists across Canada will be able to better predict and mitigate extreme weather events in the face of climate change thanks to a new satellite mission that’s received more than $200 million in federal funding.

Researchers explain formation of temperature and salinity structures in the Arctic Ocean

September 27, 2022

Resolving a mystery that has confounded oceanographers and climatologists alike for more than half a century, researchers at the University of Toronto have identified the mechanism responsible for the formation of temperature and salinity “staircases” in the Arctic Ocean.

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