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Study finds that rejecting unsuitable suitors is easier said than done

November 21, 2014

You’re at a slumber party with your friends. One friend asks “if a guy at school asked you out, but you weren’t really attracted to him, would you go?” You laugh and shake your head no: “Why would I, if he’s not my type?”

Susanne Ferber, Martin Seligman and Fay Tang.

Positive psychology founder Martin Seligman visits University of Toronto

November 19, 2014

Feeling depressed or pessimistic? Here’s a tip from psychologist Martin Seligman: write down three good things that happened for you at the end of every day. His research has shown that those who do are likely to be less depressed six months later.

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Astronomers find why galaxies found in clusters are less gassy than non-cluster galaxies

November 18, 2014

Astronomers from the University of Toronto and the University of Arizona have provided the first direct evidence that an intergalactic “wind” is stripping galaxies of star-forming gas as they fall into clusters of galaxies.

Natalie Collins, Lauren Malatesta, Donglin Wang, Patrick Chen, Teresa Maddison, Li Yun with Nicole Mideo.

Burgeoning field of evolutionary medicine a hit undergrad course at U of T

November 18, 2014

There has been a small outbreak of evolutionary medicine courses at North American universities, and Nicole Mideo is optimistic that it will be contagious.

Emilie Nicolas

Governor General Award-winning student advances women's rights in Quebec

November 13, 2014

Emilie Nicolas is aware of issues that leave minorities feeling invisible or small.

Karen Reid.

Computer scientist's innovative approach results in major teaching award

November 07, 2014

Karen Reid from the University of Toronto’s Department of Computer Science is the recipient of a 2013-2014 Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations (

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Solving the mystery of the unexpected increase in hydrogen chloride in the Northern Hemisphere

November 05, 2014

University of Toronto physicist Kaley Walker has helped solve the scientific mystery behind the recent increase in ozone-depleting chemicals in the lower stratosphere of the Northern Hemisphere, despite a 25-year old ban on chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

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Guatamela's Christian rehab centres exemplify the dominant role of Pentecostalism and Charismatic Christianity in Latin America

November 03, 2014

What happens when addiction is defined as a sin instead of a sickness? In Guatemala, it means snatching addicts off the streets and holding them against their will in “compulsory” Christian rehabilitation centres.

Dragana Obradović and Christina Kramer.

Learning Lavinian: professors create a new Slavic language

October 29, 2014

Lavinian, a new Slavic language created by Professors Christina Kramerand Dragana Obradović, will never be taught in classrooms or spoken on the street.

Uri Priel

Developing the developers: hands-on research is key for undergraduates in computer science

October 21, 2014

For computer sciencestudents at the University of Toronto, learning means doing and their research projects reflect a broad range of talents and experiences.

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