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Heather Fong, Harald Pfeiffer and Prayush Kumar stand around a computer.

How the University of Toronto made the discovery of gravitational waves possible

October 04, 2016

The discovery of gravitational waves in 2016 – predicted by Albert Einstein – was one of the biggest sciences stories of the decade.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar and Linda Hutcheon.

Two U of T University Professors honoured by Royal Society for exceptional contributions

September 29, 2016

Linda Hutcheon and Barbara Sherwood Lollar, both holders of the prestigious distinction of University Professor, have been selected for special accolades by the Royal Society of Canada.

Stephen Toope.

Stephen Toope nominated to lead Cambridge University

September 26, 2016

Professor Stephen Toope, director of the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs, has been nominated as the 346^th vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge.

Professor Asher Cutter smiling in a lab.

Worms evolve giant sperm for a reproductive advantage

September 22, 2016

Some worms have taken the notion that “bigger is better” to extremes by evolving giant sperm cells that are up to a quarter the size of their own bodies, a study led by a University of Toronto scientist and researchers in France has discovered.

Bicycle rack made of bicycle parts spells out the word Kensington.

Change and resistance in Kensington Market: U of T lab tells the community's story

September 20, 2016

If you’ve snaked through its mural-filled alleyways, popped into one its many taco joints or passed by the car on Augusta Avenue that seems to have its own grassy ecosystem, you already know of and likely appreciate the uniqueness of Kensington Market.

Deborah Cowen.

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

Renée Hložek holding a beach ball of the observable universe.

Popular science: U of T's new astronomer-astrophysicist brings science to the people

September 19, 2016

You’re on the subway. But you forgot to bring your book or tablet. Don’t panic — maybe you can find a discarded newspaper. Nope. In desperation you look around to read the titles of the books being held by commuters around you, only to get weird stares in return. Uncomfortable.

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

A group of faculty members chatting.

#UofTBTS16: Orientation is for faculty too

September 09, 2016

Orientation at the University of Toronto isn’t just for students, hundreds of new faculty members also have to prepare for the start of the school year at an unfamiliar institution.

Steve Batiuk

Planet ArtSci Episode 15: Wine-making in the ancient world

September 08, 2016

Steve Batiuk, a Research Associate in the Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations and the Archaeology Centre, discusses the role wine and wine-making played in the played in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia 8,000 years ago.

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