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Two Arts & Science faculty named to the prestigious Order of Canada

January 28, 2021

Two Arts & Science faculty members have been named to the Order of Canada — one of the country’s highest honours. They are:

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To err is not just human: U of T researchers develop AI that plays chess like a person

January 28, 2021

For more than a decade, advances in artificial intelligence have made computers capable of consistently defeating humans in chess. But despite their clever moves, they've made relatively lousy teachers — until now.

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A&S launches Writers on Writing series for faculty, students, staff and alumni

January 26, 2021

Write this down.

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In the Media: A&S-led discovery among Science magazine’s top research achievements for 2020

January 26, 2021

The April 2020 discovery of the source of repeating high-intensity blasts of radio emissions in the universe, by a team of scientists that included researchers in the Faculty of Arts & Science at U of T, landed a spot on Sci

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Are we being smart about "smart cities"?

January 26, 2021

In Iqaluit, Edmonton, Guelph, Montreal, Toronto and other cities and towns across Canada, residents, governments and corporations are navigating the promising and perilous landscape of “smart cities.”

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Q&A with A&S alumnus and The Great Canadian Baking Show finalist, Colin Asuncion

January 26, 2021

Desserts were always part of Colin Asuncion’s childhood, but he didn’t seriously start experimenting in the kitchen until becoming a fan of The Great British Bake Off five years ago.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

January 22, 2021

From the benefits of daily meditation during the COVID-19 pandemic to the resignation of Canada’s Governor General, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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Just how 'quantum' is it? Physicist Aaron Goldberg has an answer

January 22, 2021

A team of physicists have taken a step toward answering a decades-old question: just how quantum is something?

The collaborators have developed a way to mathematically describe the “quantumness” of different objects or systems — that is, the degree to which they behave in a quantum manner.

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A&S professor, current and former grad students find a 'COVID-minted silver lining'

January 21, 2021

Ronald W. Pruessen’s research and teaching focus primarily on 20th century international relations and U.S. foreign policy.

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A different type of experiential learning experience — art history video project moves from classroom to community

January 21, 2021

Arts & Science art history students created videos for their final project to show why certain buildings in Canada should be preserved.

They were so well done, the students are hoping their assignments can have an impact outside the classroom.

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