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Convocation 2014's entrepreneurs: Meet Christina Mueller & James McCrae

June 13, 2014

More than 12,500 students are expected to cross the stage at Convocation Hall this June, receive their hard-won undergraduate or graduate degrees, and join the ranks of the University of Toronto’s more than half a million alumni around the world.

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New fossil find pinpoints the origin of jaws in vertebrates

June 12, 2014

Jean-Bernard Caron, an associate professor in the Departments of Earth Sciences and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto, has uncovered a remarkable piece in the puzzle of the evolution of vertebrates.

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Convocation 2014's global citizens: Meet Betty Xie

June 09, 2014

When Betty Xie and her small film crew of U of T students travelled to Taiwan in 2012 to make an election documentary, they thought the politics would be simple — voters who identified as Chinese would support the Koumingtang, voters who identified as Taiwanese

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Convocation 2014's global citizens: Meet Gabilan Sivapatham

June 09, 2014

The slogan “Think globally, act locally” could have been coined especially for Gabilan Sivapatham. Born and raised in Toronto’s St. James Town neighbourhood, Sivapatham is applying what he learned in the Life Sciences’ global health option to helping his own community.

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University of Toronto biologists pave the way for improved epilepsy treatments

June 06, 2014

University of Toronto biologists leading an investigation into the cells that regulate proper brain function have identified and located the key players whose actions contribute to afflictions such as epilepsy and schizophrenia.

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Q&A: Douglas Macdonald on Obama's greenhouse-gas emissions regulations and their implications for Canada

June 05, 2014

This week, President Barack Obama unveiled significant new regulations to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions in the United States – to cut emissions from coal plants by 30 per cent for 2030. The US then called on Canada to take similar action, including on Canada’s fastest-growing source of emissions, oil production.

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Founder of foraging gene says understanding science affects policy-making

June 02, 2014

Marla B Sokolowski, a University Professor in the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Toronto, is excited about being part of a discussion about human development at the upcoming Canadian Science Writers Association annua

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Fantasy unbound, then the hard work

June 02, 2014

Ricardo Sternberg is a scholar of Brazilian and Portuguese literature at U of T’s Department of Spanish and Portuguese and Centre for Comparative Literature.

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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.

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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.

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