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Sara-Jane Vigneault on working with personal objects and stories to share Holocaust survivors' experiences

July 06, 2023

A teddy bear belonging to Holocaust survivor Marianne Constantine is one of the many donated objects Arts & Science alum Sara-Jane Vigneault has handled as a curator at the Montreal Holocaust Museum since earning her master’s degree in history through the Centre for Europea

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'Why the day is 24 hours long': Astrophysicists reveal why Earth’s day was a constant 19.5 hours for over a billion years

July 05, 2023

A team of astrophysicists has revealed how the slow and steady lengthening of Earth’s day caused by the tidal pull of the moon was halted for over a billion years.

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U of T ranked 21st globally, 2nd among North American public universities: QS World University Rankings

July 05, 2023

The University of Toronto has been ranked 21st among universities globally — and second among public universities in North America — in the latest QS World University Rankings.

Chemistry PhD student Emily Majaesic wins Three Minute Thesis

July 05, 2023

Emily Majaesic, a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry has won first place at the 2023 Ontario Regional Finals of the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, which challenges graduate students to explain their rese

Andrew Yeung.

A&S grad Andrew Yeung is creating human connections in the world of tech

July 05, 2023

For A&S alum Andrew Yeung, forging connections between people is everything.

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Munk's Mark Kersten on Canada’s play against Syrian war crimes

July 04, 2023

Is the world letting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad get away with the murders of his own people? Canada and the Netherlands are working to ensure his victims are remembered and that Syria is dissuaded from committing more atrocities.

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Risks of artificial intelligence must be considered as the technology evolves: Geoffrey Hinton

July 04, 2023

Artificial intelligence can be used as a force for good — but there are also big risks involved with the generative technology as it gets even smarter and more widespread, “godfather of AI” Geoffrey Hinton told the Collision tech conference in Toronto on Wednesday.

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Celebrating another wonderful year at Arts & Science

June 29, 2023

Dear Arts & Science alumni, supporters and friends,

As the academic year comes to an end, I am looking back with pride and reminiscing about heartwarming, inspiring conversations and milestones. Here are some highlights I’d like to share with you.

All in the family: A celebration of economics professor Aloysius Siow

June 29, 2023

Who marries whom, and why? For most, it’s a life-changing question. For Professor Aloysius Siow, it was also a question to explore using economic models.

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U of T-IBM Quantum Computing Conference: Bridging the academia-industry gap

June 29, 2023

Quantum computing — the endeavour to use quantum principles to create new computing approaches — is a compelling yet challenging paradigm. The potential capabilities of quantum computers to solve real-life problems have attracted significant research efforts.

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