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Who owns your face? Scholars at U of T's Schwartz Reisman Institute explore tech's thorniest questions

November 04, 2022

There are no easy answers when it comes to protecting people’s rights in the digital domain.

Anatole Von Lilienfeld in a straw hat outdoors on a sunny summer day

Exploring ‘chemical space’ with Anatole von Lilienfeld

November 02, 2022

It is not hard to be drawn in by the beauty and unprecedented detail of the photographs being captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.

an illustration of Tomlinsonus dimitrii at the bottom of the sea

PhD candidate Alejandro Izquierdo-López is helping uncover the history of life on Earth

October 31, 2022

Five hundred million years ago, the Earth was a very different planet. There were no land plants or animals, and much of what we today call North America was submerged beneath a shallow sea some 100 metres deep.

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.

Headshots of Chido Muchemwa standing in front of greenery wearing a pink top and a matching pink and blue head scarf

'My stories, those can go out into the world': Chido Muchemwa on overcoming loss and her path back to creativity

October 17, 2022

For Chido Muchemwa, the prize money and recognition from winning a national short story contest were appreciated, but it’s the affirmation that she can still write after her father’s death that she cherishes most.

Chemistry's Gilbert Walker named scientific director & CEO of the the NanoMedicines Innovation Network

September 29, 2022

The board of directors of the NanoMedicines Innovation Network (NMIN), a national Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCE) funded by the Government of Canada, has appointed Professor Gilbert Walker as scientific director & CEO, effective 14

A binary star circled by a warped circumbinary disk, that resembles a blur of orange rings.

Team of astronomers adds to a very short list of rare binary star systems

July 06, 2022

An international team of astronomers has identified only the second and third examples of a rare type of star system comprising two central stars orbiting each other, encompassed by a remarkable disk of gas and dust.

Geoffrey Hinton standing in front of a wall of computer servers.

Geoffrey Hinton shares 2022 Princess of Asturias Award with fellow deep learning pioneers

July 05, 2022

University Professor Emeritus Geoffrey Hinton was recently named as one of four winners of the 2022 Princess of Asturias Award for Technical & Scientific Research.

'It’s a time to remember, celebrate and give gratitude to those trans and trans queer ancestors who came before us': Elio Colavito amplifies queer and trans voices

June 23, 2022

For Elio Colavito, Pride Month is so much more than large corporations putting a rainbow on their logos.

U of T researchers studying an ecological time capsule from Toronto Port Lands excavation site

June 17, 2022

In early 2021, keen-eyed workers at a Toronto Port Lands construction site on the city’s waterfront spotted plants that had sprouted from soil recently exposed by the removal of tons of earth. The plants were hard stem bulrush and cattails which are commonly found in freshwater marshes.

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