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Trudeau Scholar explores rights of transgender prisoners

August 14, 2015

A few years ago, William Hébert was on a panel of experts tasked with helping recommend policies to protect the rights of transgender prisoners. The panel found they had more questions than answers.

Discovery image of the planet 51 Eridani b with the Gemini Planet Imager taken in the near-infrared light

First Discovery for a New Planet Finder

August 13, 2015

An international team that includes astronomers from the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics has discovered a first-of-its-kind “young Jupiter” exoplanet which could help explain how our Solar System formed.

3D model of a lion

What can 3D technology tell us about ancient civilizations?

August 12, 2015

Archaeologists, paleoenvironmental researchers, and other scholars often converge on the same sites to unearth forgotten ways of life from different perspectives and using different techniques.

graphic of the &quot;digital economy&quot; including graphs and code

What does it take to thrive in the digital economy?

August 07, 2015

Canada’s economic growth is inextricably linked to our ability to compete in the global digital economy. The problem is that we lack the knowledge to make effective policy at the municipal, provincial and national level.

Cover of &quot;What pet should I get&quot; and &quot;Go set a watchman&quot;

What do Dr. Seuss and Harper Lee have in common?

July 29, 2015

In the last few weeks the literary world has grabbed headlines around the world with the publication of long-lost works of fiction.

Sara Christensen

Anthropological study in India hooks student on research

July 27, 2015

After spending two months in Calicut, India, and the surrounding towns in the state of Kerala, Sara Christensen, a fourth-year University of Toronto student, is hooked on anthropological field research.

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Comparing your partner to someone else's? Find yours comes up short?

July 21, 2015

When Julie compares her husband George to her friend’s husband Sam she can’t help but notice that Sam is better at helping his children with homework.

Students watch as Paul Gries (right) teams up with U of T President Meric Gertler to play a student-designed video game.

U of T introduces new teaching stream professorial ranks

July 16, 2015

Paul Gries has been teaching computer science at the University of Toronto since 1999.

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.

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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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