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From left to right: Ireland Ryan-Bavis, Lilah Williamson, Lia Iannarilli, Daniel Puente, Natalia Peña.

A&S students examine the environmental and social impacts of mining in the Americas

April 22, 2025

This past year, five A&S students gained hands-on research experience working with Professor Donald Kingsbury on a

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.

A&S grad Mariana Castrillon offers advice for new students: Take care of your mental health and surround yourself with community

June 21, 2024

Mariana Castrillon has been fascinated by the brain and people’s behaviour since she was young.

For A&S grad Patricia Stewart, convocation marks a milestone as she transitions to a master's in chemistry

June 21, 2024

For new grad Patricia Stewart, convocation is a checkpoint amid a smooth transition from her undergraduate directly into a master’s degree at the Department of Chemistry.

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Exploring new frontiers: Arts & Science student research projects shaping tomorrow's solutions

May 27, 2024

How can farmers feed an increasing global population while also dealing with the effects of climate change? What drugs can help patients manage pain after surgery? And how can we help people living with Alzheimer's disease identify and recognize the faces of loved ones?

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From theory to practice: Students explore diverse topics at the Undergraduate Research Poster Fair

October 05, 2023

What challenges do adolescent girls face in rural Kenya when it comes to menstrual health management and how does it affect their academic performance? What effect does habitat fragmentation have on insect populations? How can we improve upon an existing app to make it more accessible and usable?

Mentorship and machine learning: Graduating student Irene Fang is a leader wherever she goes

June 15, 2023

Majoring in human biology and immunology, Irene Fang capitalized on opportunities inside and outside the classroom to research innovative methods in ultrasound detection driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Since discovering machine learning and AI in first year, A&S grad Varun Lodaya, has never looked back

June 15, 2023

“My undergrad was simultaneously a roller coaster and transformative,” says Varun Lodaya, a member of University College graduating this spring. “It was very up and down, partly because of COVID.

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A glimpse into the future of research: Undergraduate projects showcased at ROP poster fair

March 29, 2023

Since its inception in 1995, the Research Opportunities Program (ROP) has given second- and third-year Arts & Science students the chance to step outside the classroom and earn hands-on research experience by joining their instructor’s project, while earning course credit.

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Join Us: Undergraduate research prowess on display at ROP fair

March 07, 2023

Since its inception in 1995, the Research Opportunities Program (ROP) has given second-and third-year undergraduate students the chance to step outside the classroom and earn the hands-on research experience they need to excel in their academic lives and future careers.

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