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U of T alum and FundThrough cofounder Deepak Ramachandran making waves in fintech

March 13, 2024

Deepak Ramachandran, cofounder and CTO of FundThrough has deep ties to the University of Toronto.

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Electrifying the shipping industry with A&S alum Mark Ang and GoBolt

March 12, 2024

What started as a student side hustle for Arts & Science alum Mark Ang has evolved into GoBolt, a multi-million-dollar third party logistics company designed to disrupt the industry by prioritizing delivery in electric vehicles and building a tech-focused approach to the customer experience.

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Guiding students toward responsible, sustainable chemistry and a healthier planet

March 12, 2024

“I took this course about organic chemical contaminants because I’m intrigued by the myriad chemicals present in our daily lives — in the water we drink, the air we breathe, even the food we consume,” says Jennifer Zhou. “I was keen to explore how they impact our bodies and overall health.”

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

March 08, 2024

From the legacy of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to the debate about the “Anthropocene epoch,” experts from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

Announcing the 2024 BRN IGNITE grant recipients

March 08, 2024

From across the University of Toronto, Black Research Network community members are advancing research ranging from the humanities to the social sciences and life sciences. Research projects include preserving traditional recipes in the GTA’s African diaspora, literature and media studies and human rights.

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Your A&S International Women’s Day reading list

March 08, 2024

From award-winning and shortlisted works of fiction, to scholarly and historical inquiry and analysis, to engaging personal memoirs, women faculty and alumni from Arts & Science published exciting new books this past year.

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U of T’s Climate Positive Energy and Ontario Energy Board launch $250,000 project to enhance energy regulation and cost efficiency in clean energy transition

March 07, 2024

Clean energy plays a critical role in addressing the climate challenge, and Climate Positive Energy (CPE) researchers at the University of Toronto are collaborating with industry experts to advance the clean energy transition.

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White dwarfs get a second stellar life due to buoyant crystal formation

March 07, 2024

Your astronomy textbook might describe white dwarfs as the cool and comparatively uninteresting remnants of dead stars. This perspective is challenged by the previously unexplained existence of delayed white dwarfs, which defy expectations by shining as brightly as some familiar main-sequence stars for billions of years.

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A&S alum Robert Davis hopes the new Black Excellence Award will help level the playing field

March 07, 2024

When it comes to succeeding in corporate Canada as a young, Black professional, seeing is often believing.

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Continuing to ‘Leverage Our Strengths’: A&S academic plan milestones and achievements

March 05, 2024

As we head into spring, Dean Melanie Woodin is pleased to report that the Faculty of Arts & Science community is making incredible progress on the many goals set out in its ambitious five-year academic plan.

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