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From left Prof. Andrade, Dr. Arocha‐Rosete, Prof. Epprecht and Prof. Gertrude Mianda

African-Canadian Collaboration Bears Fruit

July 16, 2015

A week of scientific training at U of T brought together plant pathologists and other researchers from Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Canada to work on techniques for identifying and preventing a blight that has devastated coconut crops in the Ivory Coast.

a lake chub on a hand

How bass are wiping out vulnerable fish species and what that tells us about climate change

July 15, 2015

If it seems like you’re pulling more bass than trout out of Ontario’s lakes this summer, you probably are.

Blame it on the ripple effect of climate change and warming temperatures. Birds migrate earlier, flowers bloom faster, and fish move to newly warmed waters putting local species at risk.

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Order of Canada: More than 20 U of T researchers and alumni recognized

July 08, 2015

They have transformed cancer research, complexity theory, neurology innovations, international non-profits — even the landscape of harp music performance.

Zee Bolad, Vineetha Sivathasan, and Zarish Asif in a park

Meet the artists and urban studies students making the Pan Am Path beautiful

July 08, 2015

Who owns a city bridge? Who has final say over an art installation? The answers can be complicated.

Hareem Naveed

Chance to do research "a monumental experience" for new grad

July 08, 2015

Hareem Naveed will never be accused of failing to take advantage of her opportunities or giving back to others in equal measure.

Marc Fiume

Combine computers, big data, genetics and entrepreneurship and what do you get?

July 07, 2015

If you’re Marc Fiume, a University of Toronto PhD graduate in computer science, the answer is DNAStack, a bioinformatics startup company that is poised to take the world of genomics by storm.

Kevin Lunianga

Internship at Black History Society a transformative experience for criminology grad

July 02, 2015

Five minutes into a conversation with Kevin Lunianga, it’s likely that the issue of social justice will surface.

Lunianga, 23, who graduated with a BA in criminology in June, is passionate about both equity and social justice, and he is determined to make people aware how imperative they are.

Kiran Sachdev

Applied Computing Degree Perfect Fit for Aspiring Tech Entrepreneur

June 29, 2015

When he first read about the University of Toronto’s Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program, aspiring tech entrepreneur Kiran Sachdev knew it was a perfect fit.

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Digital messages on vehicle windshields make driving less safe

June 26, 2015

Augmented reality head-up displays (AR-HUDs) that present digital images on windshields to alert drivers to everything from possible collisions to smart phone activity, are meant to make driving safer, but University of Toronto researchers say they are a threat to safety.

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New analysis of bizarre-looking fossil uncovers ring of teeth and settles head-or-tail debate

June 24, 2015

A new study of an otherworldly creature from half a billion years ago — a worm-like animal with legs, spikes and a head difficult to distinguish from its tail — has definitively identified its head for the first time, and revealed a previously unknown ring of teeth and a pair of simple eyes.

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