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U of T's Deborah Cowen receives Trudeau Fellowship for boundary-busting research

September 20, 2016

Deborah Cowen, a University of Toronto scholar whose work spans urban planning and politics, citizenship, contested spaces and social justice, has been selected for a prestigious Trudeau Fell

A scene from Black Code where a man points his mobile phone at a line up of police officers.

Canadian documentary "Black Code" based on the research of U of T's Citizen Lab premiers at TIFF

September 15, 2016

For over a decade, Citizen Lab at U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs has been working to expose cyber espionage campaigns, major security flaws in our phones and the potential threats emerging from the intersection of digital technology, human rights

University of Toronto sociologist mapping the social networks of seniors

September 01, 2016

If you’re 18, you likely spend a lot of time cultivating your social network, but what if you’re 80?

According to University of Toronto sociologist Markus Schafer, the social networks of senior citizens play a key role in their overall health.

Citizen Lab experts say latest hacking highlights security, regulation vulnerabilities

August 29, 2016

Bill Marczak and John Scott-Railton made headlines around the world this week when they disclosed serious iPhone security flaws after an attempted attack on the phone of the prominent human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor through a link in a text messa

Planet ArtSci Episode 14: Work-life balance and the greedy institution

August 29, 2016

Scott Schieman, the chair of the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto, discusses work — why we love our work, why we hate it, and how stress and our level of workplace engagement impacts not

Massive open database answers questions on human cultures

July 26, 2016

Wondering if monogamy was more popular than polygamy in the 19^th and 20^thcenturies? Curious to know which societies are linked to a common ancestor on a language tree? Well, a University of Toronto researcher and her colleagues have “D-PLACE” for you.

U of T News covered responses from political scientists shortly after the vote was announced.

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