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Ryan DeCaire

Lost words: how dozens of Indigenous languages in Canada are in danger of disappearing

August 08, 2017

“Vrrrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiibbbbbb.” Jennifer Sylvester’s hands grip an imaginary steering wheel; her foot presses hard against an invisible gas pedal.

A woman places banners during a protest of the July 2015 murder of journalist Rubén Espinosa, government critic Nadia Vera and two other women in Mexico City.

Lawyers for murdered Mexican women targeted with spyware: U of T's Citizen Lab

August 08, 2017

Lawyers representing the victims of three Mexican women slain in suspicious execution-style killings were targeted by spyware developed by an Israeli company, says the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab.

Predatory marine worm from the Cambrian period called a Capinatator

U of T-Yale scientists identify new spiny-headed sea predator

August 03, 2017

A team of scientists have identified a small marine predator that once patrolled the ocean floor and grabbed its prey with 50 spines that it deployed from its head.

Omar El Akkad

Worth reading: Future visions of women, war, time and space

August 02, 2017

Editor’s note: The Conversation Canada asked our academic authors to share some recommended reading.

Nanoleaf’s multicoloured Aurora panels lighting up red and blue

Syncing light to music: U of T startup Nanoleaf hosts programming hackathon for students

July 28, 2017

Nanoleaf, the startup co-founded by University of Toronto alumni Gimmy Chu, Tom Rodinger, and Christian Yan, brought its latest lighting product, Aurora, to U of T this weekend for a hackathon.

Row of store fronts and houses in Toronto&#039;s old Gerrard Village

Uncovering a forgotten neighbourhood: Toronto's "Greenwich Village"

July 27, 2017

At the southeast corner of the University of Toronto campus are a few blocks that boast an interesting cultural history of the city — what was once known as our very own Greenwich Village — but you wouldn’t know it from walking the streets today.

Ito Peng

Caregiver work should be treated like a globally traded commodity: U of T study

July 25, 2017

The growing importance of care work has created both challenges and opportunities to address racial, economic and gender inequality at home and abroad, says a Faculty of Arts & Science researcher who has been studying the issue for almost five years.

Margaret Ikape posing in front of a telescope

U of T astronomers to help students in West Africa reach for the stars

July 25, 2017

Since her childhood in Nigeria, Margaret Ikape has been fascinated by space. She remembers seeing a fireball blaze across the night sky when she was 8 years old and asking her dad what it was.

His answer didn’t satisfy her curiosity, triggering more questions: How far are the stars? How big are they? Why is the Earth round?

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Financiers are now controlling public works, much to the public's confusion

July 24, 2017

In the 1990s the large, nationally owned British Railways was split off into dysfunctionally separate entities and sold off to private owners in a world-famous example of complete privatization.

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Power shift: U of T researcher applies AI to monitor city's electrical grid

July 21, 2017

From indoor lighting to outdoor street lamps, our world is made brighter by artificial light. But the light that we perceive to be constant, actually fluctuates.

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