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Aaron Wheeler.

Fast, portable device for 'on-the-go' laboratory-quality cocaine testing

June 25, 2014

Testing for cocaine and other drugs usually involves two steps: a quick on-site prescreen and then a more accurate confirmatory test at a laboratory. This process can often take days or weeks — far too long in many cases where public safety can be at risk.

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New teaching approach flips classroom: the homework's now done in class

June 25, 2014

Students in some University of Toronto computer science courses have been enjoying the benefits of inverted classrooms.

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The Future As We See It

June 25, 2014

A lot can happen in a short time. The sexiest new gadgets can suddenly become old school as they’re replaced by even cooler technology. Seemingly impossible computing feats become commonplace.

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WorldPride welcomed at the University of Toronto

June 19, 2014

Not only will WorldPride will be hosted in North America for the first time in its four years, but its human rights conference will take place at the University of Toronto. Presented in part by the Mark S.

Nishi Kumar, Erika Sagert and Francesco Petrisano.

Three to watch: Convocation 2014's city builders

June 19, 2014

Nishi Kumar, 22, just received her Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in environmental geography and urban studies.

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Falling for literature and travelling around the world: Q & A with alumnus Tom Rachman

June 17, 2014

Tom Rachman is currently celebrating the release of his second novel, The Rise & Fall of Great Powers, which tells an intriguing time machine story of identity crises, travel and a mystery through a character searching for her beginnings.

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Convocation 2014's education leaders

June 16, 2014

More than 12,500 students are expected to cross the stage at Convocation Hall this June, to receive their hard-won undergraduate or graduate degrees, and join the ranks of the University of Toronto’s more than half a million alumni around the world.

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Convocation 2014's entrepreneurs: Meet Christina Mueller & James McCrae

June 13, 2014

More than 12,500 students are expected to cross the stage at Convocation Hall this June, receive their hard-won undergraduate or graduate degrees, and join the ranks of the University of Toronto’s more than half a million alumni around the world.

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New fossil find pinpoints the origin of jaws in vertebrates

June 12, 2014

Jean-Bernard Caron, an associate professor in the Departments of Earth Sciences and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto, has uncovered a remarkable piece in the puzzle of the evolution of vertebrates.

Betty Xie

Convocation 2014's global citizens: Meet Betty Xie

June 09, 2014

When Betty Xie and her small film crew of U of T students travelled to Taiwan in 2012 to make an election documentary, they thought the politics would be simple — voters who identified as Chinese would support the Koumingtang, voters who identified as Taiwanese

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