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Postdoctoral fellow Eric Taylor, graduate student Jason Rajsic and Professor Jay Pratt of psychology.

The invisible world of human perception

March 18, 2016

Stage magicians are not the only ones who can distract the eye: a new cognitive psychology experiment demonstrates how all human beings have a built-in ability to stop paying attention to objects that are right in front of them.

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Baby monkeys grow faster to avoid being killed by adult males

March 17, 2016

Natural selection has shaped the ways in which babies grow in different species, including the rate or speed with which they develop.

A new study by Canadian researchers suggests that some baby monkeys develop faster than others in the same population, and that this is best explained by the threat of infanticide they face.

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Professor Cynthia Goh named academic director of BBCIE

March 15, 2016

Professor Cynthia Goh, scientist, educator and serial entrepreneur, has been selected as the inaugural academic director for the University of Toronto’s Banting & Best Centre for Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Bryan Hong and Anna Keshabyan with Morgan Barense.

From the classroom into a hands-on, lab-based education

March 15, 2016

Bryan Hong went from being an overwhelmed first-year student to co-author of a ground-breaking research paper.

Anna Keshabyan turned a personal interest in Alzheimer’s disease into a major role running experiments on brain function and aging.

Valentina Mihajlovic became her professor’s lab manager.

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Undergraduate students get taste of biological research in Peru

March 11, 2016

It’s not every undergraduate class that results in a new scientific discovery, but in Megan Frederickson and John Stinchcombe‘s Tropical Field Biology course, they do things a little

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U of T astrophysicist wins Humboldt Research Award

March 11, 2016

Black holes have allowed Associate Professor Harald Pfeiffer’s career to shine as brightly as the most vivid star in the night sky.

Cliff in Death Valley

Research in Death Valley boosts undergraduate skills and confidence

March 09, 2016

On a clear desert evening last November in Death Valley National Park in California, a group of intrepid University of Toronto teachers and students took a break from their work and —appropriately enough — snapped pictures of the dazzling night sky.

Marieke de Korte, Alexandra Gaglione, Cindy Liu and Cameron So.

Undergraduate research prowess on display

March 07, 2016

Dozens of Arts & Science students crowded the Great Hall at Hart House on March 3 to proudly display posters summarizing their undergraduate research projects and explain them to all comers.

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Professor Mark Lautens receives the 2016 Faculty Award

March 04, 2016

Professor Mark Lautens of the Department of Chemistry is the 2016 recipient of the prestigious Faculty Award for combining intriguing

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Should they stay or should they go?

March 02, 2016

On June 23, citizens of the United Kingdom will vote on whether their country will remain a part of the European Union.

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