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Two hands, each holding two medium sized red tomato&#039;s.

Two U of T-led projects receive $2.8 million to develop disease-resistant vegetables, surveillance tool for viruses

August 20, 2018

One project, led by Faculty of Arts & Science professor David Guttman, will receive $2 million to study broad range resistance.

Plant diseases are a major challenge for greenhouse growers, often responsible for up to 20 per cent in annual crop loss.

Alberto Camacho

U of T experts in AI explore a classical problem of computer science

August 17, 2018

The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to the network of physical devices, from smartphones and personal fitness trackers to home alarm systems and smart refrigerators, even vehicles. Collectively, these devices can make our environment smarter.

Chris Landreth

U of T experts use deep learning AI for predictive animation

August 17, 2018

Deep learning algorithms allow computers to learn from large amounts of data and are known for advancing the state of the art in the artificial intelligence field, leading to smarter cancer treatments and

High school student excavation on U of T campus.

High school students dig into the past during Archaeology Centre summer program

August 14, 2018

“Archaeology is the same as history; it tells a story,” says Grade 11 student Scarlet Lowrie.

Chemistry’s Dwight Seferos.

Chemistry's Dwight Seferos receives NSERC grant to create new flexible electronics

August 13, 2018

Professor Dwight Seferos in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Chemistry is one of 12 University of Toronto scientists and engineers to receive a 2018 Strategic Partnership Grant from the Natural Sciences

David I. W. Levin, Gavin Barill and Alec Jacobson

Inside or outside the surface: U of T experts advance 3D printing pathways

August 13, 2018

“Well, are you in or are you out?”

Senior high school student Jodi Kramer in the 1993 film Dazed and Confused poses this question to freshman Sabrina Davis, who answers, “In.”

A group of computer science alumni and students

U of T alumni and graduate students part of Layer 6 AI's win in global competition

August 10, 2018

University of Toronto alumni and interns have helped propel Toronto’s Layer 6 AI, part of TD Bank Group, to the top of the leader board in a global artificial intelligence contest for the second year in a row.

A statue of Shakespeare.

Can a computer write a sonnet as well as Shakespeare?

August 08, 2018

AI or not AI: that is the question.

Covers of various magazines featuring men and women.

Exploring the 'smutty' archives – U of T's Sexual Representation Collection

August 07, 2018

Tucked away on the lower level of the University College building are two tiny rooms, filled floor-to-ceiling with archive-quality banker boxes containing one of the University of Toronto’s most unusual collections.

Robert McGill

Robert McGill honoured with Robert Kroetsch Teaching Award

August 03, 2018

Robert McGill, an associate professor in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of English, has been awarded the 2018 Robert Kroetsch Teaching Award by the Canadian Creative Wri

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