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University of Toronto physics students James Bateman and Lee Rozema.

University of Toronto physicists take quantum leap toward ultra-precise measurement

June 02, 2014

For the first time, physicists at the University of Toronto have overcome a major challenge in the science of measurement using quantum mechanics. Their work paves the way for great advances in using quantum states to enable the next generation of ultra-precise measurement technologies.

Sean Tyler and Sarah Mistak

Canadian business underperforming in Asia U of T students say

May 29, 2014

Canadian businesses are underperforming in the crucial Asian marketplace, according to an innovative interactive map developed by four Munk School of Global Affairs graduate students.

Geoffrey Cameron, Joanna Langille, Nathan Lemphers, and Tammara Soma.

These four U of T students are Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholars

May 27, 2014

Four University of Toronto doctoral students — three from the Faculty of Arts & Science — have been awarded the prestigious Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation scholarship — marking the first time the foundation has named four award winners from a single institution.

Kathleen Hughes

Student sees a different side to psychology in community learning program

May 23, 2014

Kathleen Hughes was on the streetcar one day chaperoning the employees of New College’s Coffee Shed, all of whom are developmentally dis

Aaron Wheeler.

Science writers to gather at U of T

May 22, 2014

Dozens of science journalists will converge at U of T to explore our labs and learn about the latest research when the university hosts the annual Canadian Science Writers’ Association (CSWA) meeting from June 5 to 8

David Scrymgeour

Alumnus David Scrymgeour inspires the next generation of innovative leaders

May 21, 2014

If there’s one thing that David Scrymgeour knows about, it’s leadership.

Don Boyes

Don Boyes honoured with President's Teaching Award

May 16, 2014

Don Boyes, winner of the 2014 President’s Teaching Award and instructor of most of the geographic information systems (GIS) courses on U of T’s downtown campus

sex chromosomes

Evolutionary biologists glimpse early stages of Y-chromosome degeneration

May 14, 2014

In many species, the possession of X and Y chromosomes determines whether an individual develops into a male or female. In humans, for example, individuals who inherit their father’s Y chromosome become male (XY), and individuals who inherit their father’s X chromosome become female (XX).

Rebecca Qu

Student connects yoga and mental health through community-learning program

May 13, 2014

Some experiences change your perspective and shed a new light on all you’ve learned before.

Scott Schieman

Sociologist Scott Schieman on the consequences of being always connected to the office

May 08, 2014

Media worldwide lit up recently with the news that France had banned work-related emails after 6 p.m. Although it turned out there was no such law, the level of interest in the story suggested a nerve had been touched.

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