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Joseph Moysiuk (left) and research supervisor Jean-Bernard Caron at the Burgess Shale fossil deposit.

Research Opportunities Program opens many doors for students

February 28, 2017

For some Arts & Science undergraduate students, participating in the Research Opportunity Program (ROP) is a first chance to get “hands on” with the process of academic discovery, get some solid mentoring from established scholars and experience working on a research team.

Jordan Bear

University of Toronto art historian has useful perspective on photography in the post-truth era

February 24, 2017

Jordan Bear has an unusual combination of expertise that is especially pertinent in today’s age of fake news and alternative facts.

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University of Toronto study uncovers gene that may strongly influence obesity

February 22, 2017

A University of Toronto study on fruit flies has uncovered a gene that could play a key role in obesity in humans.

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Brush up on your black history with this U of T prof's online resource

February 21, 2017

At a time when news feeds are saturated with fake news, misinformation and intolerance, it’s important to stay informed and educated – but the challenge is knowing where to look.

Benjamin Rossman

Two U of T scholars awarded Sloan Research Fellowships

February 21, 2017

A mathematician specializing in computational complexity theory and a robotics expert using machine learning to improve autonomous aerial vehicles from the University of Toronto are among 126 researchers awarded Sloan Research Fellowships this year.

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This professor wants U of T campuses to become “living labs” for sustainability research

February 21, 2017

Professor John Robinson, U of T’s first presidential adviser on the environment, climate change and sustainability, wants students to begin using their campuses as living labs for sustainability projects.

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Alumna Joan Andersen on the value of education and the importance of giving back

February 18, 2017

After she retired as Honda Canada’s assistant vice president of human resources and administration in 2013, Joan Andersen (BA 1976, MA 1977) began channelling her energy and experience into philanthropy, as both a donor and a mentor in the Faculty’s Backpack to Briefcase (b2B) Program.

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University of Toronto physicists harness neglected properties of light

February 15, 2017

U of T researchers have demonstrated a way to increase the resolution of microscopes and telescopes beyond long-accepted limitations by tapping into previously neglected properties of light. The method allows observers to distinguish very small or distant objects that are so close together they normally meld into a single blur.

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Scientists reveal how the brain maintains useful memories

February 14, 2017

Researchers from the University of Toronto have discovered a reason why we often struggle to remember the smaller details of past experiences.

Dan Breznitz

U of T Global Innovation Policy Leader Dan Breznitz: Canada has 'proven potential' to innovate but struggles to turn it into economic might

February 13, 2017

U of T Professor Dan Breznitz is one of the world’s leading authorities on innovation, advising policy-makers in Canada and around the world on how to turn inventions and ideas into economic growth.

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