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U of T postdoctoral researcher Makarand Tapaswi and PhD student Paul Vicol.

How to train your robot: U of T research provides new approaches

June 26, 2018

If your friend is sad, you can say something to help cheer them up. If you ask your co-worker to make coffee, they know the steps to complete this task.

But how do artificially intelligent robots, or AIs, learn to behave in the same way humans do?

An illustration of the Statue of Liberty holding a child’s hand while wearing a coat that reads “we should all care.”

Illustration by Arts & Science alumnus about U.S. family separation policy goes viral

June 26, 2018

Justin Teodoro wasn’t alone in feeling baffled by American first lady Melania Trump’s choice of attire for a trip to a centre for migrant children last week.

Wenjie Luo, Raquel Urtasun and Bin Yang

Autonomous vehicles: U of T researchers make advances with new algorithm

June 25, 2018

A self-driving vehicle has to detect objects, track them over time, and predict where they will be in the future in order to plan a safe manoeuvre. These tasks are typically trained independently from one another, which could result in disasters should any one task fail.

Yuyang Zhang and Theja Gunasekera.

U of T students unearth Toronto's past in anthropology course

June 25, 2018

An intensive urban archeology course is giving students a chance to get their hands dirty as they dig up Toronto’s past.

Diala Lteif and Andrew Kaufman

New Trudeau Foundation scholars explore Beirut refugee neighbourhoods and sovereign debt investors

June 22, 2018

Every minute, 20 people flee their countries to escape terror and persecution, the United Nations says – with 68 million people displaced around the world.

And Lebanon, like the U.S., Europe and other Middle Eastern countries, has a long and complicated history of hosting groups of asylum seekers.

Joseph Goren (Right) and Sakina Rizvi (Left).

Age is but a number for U of T's oldest and youngest graduates

June 22, 2018

They’re generations apart, but over the last few years they worked towards a common goal: a University of Toronto degree.

Omar Qashoa.

First in their family to go to university, these U of T students reflect on graduation

June 21, 2018

Graduation is a milestone in many people’s lives, but especially for those who are the first in their family to don a convocation robe.

Richard Zhang, Charlie Keil and Registrar Donald Boere.

Advice from a Governor General's Silver Medal Award-Winner: Don't Stress Yourself Out

June 21, 2018

Richard Zhang, BCom ’18, a Rotman Commerce and Innis College graduate, convocated on Friday as a recipient of the Governor General’s Silver Medal, awarded annually to the students with the highest academic standings upon graduation.

A rainbow of pinwheels outside of Sid Smith building.

For Faculty of Arts & Science staff, displaying our pride is a breeze

June 21, 2018

The Faculty of Arts & Science joined colleagues across U of T for the annual Display Your Pride event ahead of Pride weekend in Toronto.

A&S staff came together to build more than 250 coloured pinwheels and assemble them into a rainbow flag.

Haeyeon Lee

Scholarship turns into full-time job at Bank of Canada for financial economics graduate

June 20, 2018

It’s been quite a year for recent Arts & Science graduate Haeyeon Lee. This time last year she was preparing to begin the final term of a program that would earn her a Master of Financial Economics.

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