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Sori Lee, Keros Rodrigues and David Wang

U of T students awarded RBC Amplify's 'most disruptive' prize for AI used in monitoring e-transfers

September 20, 2018

A multidisciplinary team of students from the University of Toronto and a student from the University of Waterloo have been awarded $10,000 from Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) Amplify program for designing the “most disruptive” technology to monitor email money transfers.

Students lined up to receive notes from Adrian Leckie

New University College students receive words of wisdom from alumni

September 18, 2018

“Congratulations and welcome to the University College community! You’ve made a great choice,” reads the first line of UC alumna Jessica Horwitz’s Words of Wisdom note. “You’re at the very beginning of your academic and professional journey. The number of options may seem overwhelming at the moment. That’s completely normal.

Sidrah Rana, Daniel Hoogsteen

Meet U of T's four Schulich Leaders who want to make a difference on campus and in the world

September 18, 2018

The four students who come to the University of Toronto with prestigious Schulich Leader Scholarships haven’t known each other long, but they appear to be fast friends after going out for sushi during their first weekend in Toronto.

Christina E. Kramer

Christina E. Kramer Receives Literature Translation Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts

September 17, 2018

Professor Christina E Kramer of the Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures has been honoured with a translation fellowship from the US National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).

Dara Khosrowshahi and Raquel Urtasun

Uber seeks top Toronto talent with $200-million investment

September 14, 2018

Uber wants to take you wherever you need to go – and it’s betting Toronto’s best minds can help.

Eris Jiayi Zhang, Abhishek Moturu and Alex Chang.

From data visualization to AI in health care: Big ideas from U of T undergraduate researchers

September 14, 2018

How can data be presented in a way that is artistically visual and has meaning?

Can you train an artificial intelligence (AI) network to predict cancer when your dataset is limited?

Professor Emeritus Alex Harrison

Remembering Professor Emeritus Alex Harrison

September 13, 2018

Professor Emeritus Alex Harrison will be remembered as a passionate chemist who changed the landscape of gas-phase ion chemistry and mass spectrometry. Harrison, who joined the Department of Chemistry in 1959, died on September 7 at the age of 87.

Mark Kingwell

Eleven U of T scholars named fellows of prestigious national academy

September 12, 2018

Two scholars whose groundbreaking research is shaping public discourse on issues from the decline of democracy in the technological age to the dynamics of mass violence are among 11 University of Toronto researchers who have been named as fellows of the Royal Society of Canada.

Sean Mills

Six from U of T named to Royal Society of Canada's college for emerging scholars

September 12, 2018

Democracy is under threat in many places globally, from the suppression of voting rights and influence of money in political campaigns to the collapse of longstanding democratic institutions.

Canada left behind as ride-hailing services go global

September 11, 2018

Like it or not, ride-hailing has become an established, regulated and accepted form of transportation in most of Canada’s largest cities.

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