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Bennett Gates on Philosopher&#039;s walk

Transforming Students into Researchers: The Department of Anthropology wins the 2016 Northrop Frye Award

March 01, 2016

The Department of Anthropology in the Faculty of Arts & Science is the 2016 recipient of the Northrop Frye Award.

Stephen Clarkson

In Memoriam - Stephen Clarkson (1937-2016)

February 29, 2016

We mourn the passing of a respected colleague and friend, indefatigable scholar, dedicated teacher, and beloved mentor to generations of faculty members and students.

Andrea Most

Professor Andrea Most wins the 2016 Northrop Frye Award

February 29, 2016

Thanks to her groundbreaking interdisciplinary work and the innovative ways she’s found to share her research with students, Professor Andrea Most has won the 2016 Northrop Frye

Lori Stahlbard serving food to a student

Food Matters: this New College course encourages students to snack in class

February 26, 2016

Most professors aren’t too keen on students eating in class, but the University of Toronto’s Lori Stahlbrand positively encourages it.

Citizen Lab researchers find privacy problems in popular Baidu browser

February 24, 2016

University of Toronto undergrad Jing Zhou knows a lot about surveillance issues in China and Canada, but even she’s surprised by findings that hundreds of millions of people are at risk of hacking and surveillance because of a popular internet browser.

Jo Bovy

Galactic game-changer receives Sloan Fellowship

February 23, 2016

Jo Bovy looks out his office window towards the billions of stars of the Milky Way.
It’s daytime, so he can’t actually see those stars. At night, or even out in the pristine blackness of space, our galaxy is so vast that most of it is concealed over great distance.

Christopher Honey

Neuroscientist Christopher Honey of Psychology wins prestigious Sloan Fellowship

February 23, 2016

Picture books aren’t the first type of research literature you’d expect scientists in U of T’s Department of Psychology to be flipping through on a busy afternoon, but that’s exactly what’s making the gears turn in Assistant Professor Christopher Honey’s brain today.

Jo Bovy and Christopher Honey

Two A&S researchers receive 2016 Sloan Fellowships

February 23, 2016

Jo Bovy and Christopher Honey are among 126 outstanding young researchers from across Canada and the United States tapped for success today with research fellowship

Joseph Thywisse

Physicists discover new laws governing the "developmental biology of materials"

February 22, 2016

When one atom first meets another, the precise nature of that interaction can determine much about what kinds of physical properties and behaviours will emerge.

Blurry billiard balls

Researchers demonstrate 'quantum surrealism'

February 19, 2016

New research demonstrates that particles at the quantum level can in fact be seen as behaving something like billiard balls rolling along a table, and not merely as the probabilistic smears that the standard interpretation of quantum mechanics suggests.

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