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U of T's School of Cities draws world's urban institutes to Toronto for global network workshop

October 16, 2019

The University of Toronto’s School of Cities is bringing together 25 urban institutes from across five continents for a first-of-its-kind workshop.

Geoffrey Hinton.

U of T, Vector Institute create new deep learning faculty positions in honour of Geoffrey Hinton

October 16, 2019

The University of Toronto is creating three new tenure-stream faculty positions in deep learning, a sub-discipline of artificial intelligence (AI), in recognition of University Professor Emeritus Geoffrey Hinton winning the prestigious A.M.

Sarah Mayes-Tang.

‘Telling Women’s Stories’: challenging math stereotypes in the classroom

October 16, 2019

What does a mathematician look like?

Stereotypically, mathematicians are often seen as socially inept, overwrought, geniuses — and almost always male. This leaves women out of the equation and makes it harder for young women to picture themselves as mathematicians in the future.

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