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David Dyzenhaus standing in front of a building.

U of T legal scholar honoured for contributions to legal philosophy, defending rule of law

November 24, 2023

University Professor David Dyzenhaus was awarded a Gold Medal by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

David Dyzenhaus’s scholarly interests were shaped during his legal studies at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, at a time when South Africa’s apartheid regime held total sway.

PhD Candidate Francis Guiton.

Retail reform for better spirits selection

November 24, 2023

If alcohol is on your annual holiday shopping list, you could soon have more choice. A University of Toronto researcher suggested a retail reform that would put a greater selection of products on the Liquor Control Board of Ontario’s (LCBO) shelves while increasing the Crown corporation’s profits by 16 per cent.

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From overwhelm to opportunity: Economist Gustavo J. Bobonis champions data-driven policy

November 24, 2023

Where educational challenges can seem like overwhelming barriers, Gustavo J. Bobonis finds opportunities to move forward.

Headhsots of Ting Li and Corliss Sio

Two exemplary Arts & Science researchers awarded 2023 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Award of Excellence

November 24, 2023

Two early-career researchers from the Faculty of Arts & Science are recipients of the Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Award of Excellence.

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McMaster And CITA astronomers use James Webb Space Telescope to probe cosmic history

November 23, 2023

Recent deep imaging data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) shows a spectacular panoramic view of the Pandora Cluster, a remote, giant cluster of galaxies located 3.5 billion years ago.

Lindsay Montgomery.

‘There are very specific things that archaeology can do that’s deeply meaningful for tribal communities today': Lindsay Montgomery’s students learn the vast potential in engaging the Indigenous voice

November 23, 2023

When you stroll through museums with collections of Indigenous history, who exactly is providing the narrative for the artifacts displayed? Would the story or the presentation be different if that narrator were of First Nations, Métis, Inuit or Native American heritage?

Mike Murchison.

Ada CEO Mike Murchison is using AI to 'make customer service extraordinary'

November 22, 2023

For Mike Murchison, the best way to understand a problem isn’t to analyze it — but to immerse yourself in it.

So, when the serial tech entrepreneur found himself looking for a way to improve companies' customer service, he decided to work as a frontline tech support agent for several months.

Kent Fenwick.

Web3, here we come: Alum and Agora co-founder Kent Fenwick on the future of the internet

November 22, 2023

Arts & Science alum, Agora Co-Founder and CTO Kent Fenwick has always tried to stay ahead of the technology curve.

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Alum Lara Okihiro draws from two Arts & Science degrees and her own family history to tell powerful story of Japanese internment

November 21, 2023

Obaasan’s Boots is a powerful story that has waited more than 80 years to be told — since Arts & Science alum Lara Jean Okihiro’s grandparents were interned and lost everything in British Columbia as Japanese Canadians during the Second World War.

Elli Weisbaum.

Mindfulness training can help doctors improve wellbeing and communication, finds study

November 21, 2023

A new study involving U of T researchers has found mindfulness training for doctors improved their communication with patients and colleagues, and led to positive cognitive and behavioural changes.

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