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Ancient wine jug

U of T archeologist explores how wine-making spread through the ancient world

June 15, 2015

Next time you bring wine to the party, consider raising a glass to the ancient people of the Republic of Georgia for helping make the grape beverage such a popular social lubricant.

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How U of T researchers helped shape HIGHRISE, the NFB's interactive documentary

June 12, 2015

In Toronto’s Rexdale neighbourhood, an Iraqi refugee spends her day online, talking to her fiancé in a Syrian refugee camp and displaced family members scattered around the world.

In Seoul, South Korea, a team of teenaged professional video gamers live, work and train together in a highrise compound.

Mariajosé López Mejía.

Grads to watch: meet a global community-builder

June 12, 2015

For Mariajosé López Mejía, who’s graduating with a degree in equity studies, working to improve the lives of other people has been a lifelong passion — but until she attended U of T, she didn’t realize it could al

Eurasia

Today's Europe the result of massive Bronze Age migration from Asia

June 11, 2015

The genetic makeup of Europe’s current populations is the result of a massive migration from western Asia during the Bronze Age, between 3,000 and 5,000 years ago, says a new study of DNA from 101 ancient humans from across Eurasia.

Loise Perruchoud, Jacqueline Bermudez, and Anne-Marie Sorrenti

Stepping up: Connecting the next generation of female leaders in STEM

June 09, 2015

As more and more women pursue studies in the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics — career areas that traditionally have an “old boys’ club” reputation — support from and between women in those fields is essential. That is what made the 2015 Women in STEM Networking Reception so important.

an old and new building in Regent Park

Urban studies students explore residents' involvement in redevelopment of Regent Park

June 02, 2015

How much influence do residents have when it comes to a community’s redevelopment? That’s what two University of Toronto urban studies students set out to discover in the case of Toronto’s Regent Park.

Earth with yellow tubes extending from it

Look up, way up: distant radio galaxies reveal hidden structures right above our heads

June 02, 2015

By observing galaxies billions of light-years away, an international team of astronomers has detected tube-like structures mere hundreds of kilometres above the Earth’s surface.

Lisa Small at an archaeological/construction site

Students get their hands dirty digging for career development

May 28, 2015

A soon-to-be construction site provided an ideal spot for a dig for a group of senior undergraduate anthropology students.

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New lobster-like predator found in 508 million-year-old fossil-rich site

May 27, 2015

What do butterflies, spiders and lobsters have in common? They are all surviving relatives of a newly identified species called Yawunik kootenayi, a marine creature with two pairs of eyes and prominent grasping appendages that lived as much as 508 million years ago – more than 250 million years before the first dinosaur.

Trixie Worsley

Honouring Canada's first female computer scientist: U of T's Trixie Worsley

May 27, 2015

She is believed to be the first woman in the world to earn a doctorate in computer science and Canada’s first female computer scientist.

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