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Scientists open a new window into quantum physics with superconductivity in LEDs

March 20, 2014

A team of University of Toronto physicists led by Alex Hayat has proposed a novel and efficient way to leverage the strange quantum physics phenomenon known as entanglement.

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Access to global networks drives tech firms' ability to thrive

March 18, 2014

Technology firms that avoid transnational investments miss out on opportunities to share knowledge generated elsewhere and risk isolation and failure in the long run, says new research from economic geographers at the University of Toronto.

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Dan Weaver on surviving winter in the Arctic

March 17, 2014

Dan Weaver is a graduate student at the University of Toronto whose research takes him to PEARL, the Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory on Ellesmere Island, near Eureka, Nunavut.

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Educated immigrants having difficulties accessing high-skill occupations

March 14, 2014

Highly educated immigrants to Canada are facing more difficulties in accessing professional and management occupations than in the mid-1990s, say University of Toronto researchers.

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A True Detective post-mortem

March 12, 2014

Having trouble saying goodbye to True Detective? The HBO anthology crime drama — starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as two Louisiana homicide detectives hunting for a serial killer over the course of seventeen years —wrapped up its first season this past Sunday.

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Anthropology lecture series gets graduate students out of their comfort zones

March 12, 2014

What do ethical consumerism, Madagascar, and humanitarian aid have in common? They’re all topics tackled by anthropologists in a unique new public lecture series at the University of Toronto called Got Anthropology?

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PhD candidate heads to Sochi to translate at the Paralympics

March 10, 2014

For some, the way to get to the Sochi Paralympics is by excelling in alpine skiing or wheelchair curling.

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Andrew Miall wins prestigious Logan Medal for contributions to earth sciences in Canada

March 04, 2014

Andrew Miall of the Department of Earth Sciences has been selected as the 2014 recipient of the Geological Association of Canada’s most prestigious awarded, the Logan Med

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One-of-a-kind web portal to bolster research and treatment for rare diseases

February 28, 2014

A new web portal — PhenomeCentral — is being launched today to connect clinicians and scientists worldwide in an effort to speed the discovery of genes responsible for rare disorders. Michael Brudno, an associate professor with

Muna Rahman, Steve Engels and Brunelle Kama.

Undergrad research opportunities: designing video games, challenging seniors

February 26, 2014

Faculty and graduate students at the University of Toronto are recognized around the world for their path-breaking research.

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