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Condensed matter physicists develop new insight into the enigmatic realm of 'strange metals'

April 04, 2023

As students learn in school, electrons are discrete, subatomic particles that flow through wires like molecules of water flowing through a pipe. We call that flow electricity and harness it to power and control everything from lightbulbs to the Large Hadron Collider.

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'After my accident, my life flipped upside down and school has given me purpose': Beau Hayward is now doing 'something he loves' — studying history

April 03, 2023

For Beau Hayward, pursuing a degree at U of T is a dream come true — a dream born out of a life-altering event that made him reassess what matters.

Melissa Franklin.

A&S alum and world-renowned physicist Melissa Franklin delivers Innis Alumni Lecture April 5

April 03, 2023

With a focus that spans history, science, literature and even culture, alum Melissa Franklin, an experimental particle physicist at Harvard University, will explore how long things last at this year’s free Innis Alumni Lecture.

Standing - left to right: Pan Chen, Assistant Professor Joseph Jay Williams, Mohi Reza, Harsh Kumar and Ilya Musabirov

U of T computer scientists' MOOClet framework helps personalize and improve online learning experiences

March 31, 2023

Instructors, students and scientists have ideas every day for how to improve instruction — from which explanations of concepts make things click, to which messages motivate students to start homework early.

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

March 31, 2023

From federal budget analysis to new research on toxic chemicals in food packaging, experts 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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Fast radio bursts shine new light on Milky Way halo

March 30, 2023

University of Toronto PhD student Amanda Cook has found a way to use bright signals coming from across the Universe to weigh the atmosphere of the Milky Way galaxy.

Robert Glushko.

Award recognizes high calibre of A&S students, leading role of U of T in advancing cognitive science

March 30, 2023

U of T will be the first Canadian university with a Robert J. Glushko Senior Thesis Award for undergraduate students, thanks to its world-class reputation in cognitive science.

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In the Media: Non-Indigenous learners taking up Indigenous languages to support revitalization, CBC Radio

March 30, 2023

A growing number of non-Indigenous students are taking up Indigenous languages through courses such as those offered at the University of Toronto, CBC Radio reports.

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A glimpse into the future of research: Undergraduate projects showcased at ROP poster fair

March 29, 2023

Since its inception in 1995, the Research Opportunities Program (ROP) has given second- and third-year Arts & Science students the chance to step outside the classroom and earn hands-on research experience by joining their instructor’s project, while earning course credit.

David Wright.

Young people key in fight against autocracy: Professor David Wright

March 28, 2023

“We’re meeting at quite a troubled time in international politics,” Ambassador David S. Wright told the audience gathered in Victoria College's Alumni Hall on March 22.

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