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U of T Professor Hoi-Kwong Lo

U of T researcher and global colleagues demonstrate key element of quantum internet

February 04, 2019

A University of Toronto researcher is among a global group of experts who have demonstrated, in principle, a device that could serve as the backbone of a quantum internet.

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Second annual ASSU conference showcases exceptional undergraduate research

February 01, 2019

Undergraduate students from diverse academic backgrounds across the Faculty of Arts & Science had the opportunity to share their knowledge and passion with a wider audience at a recent conference hosted by the Arts & Science Students’ Union (ASSU).

Tanguy Josz

Rotman Commerce grad takes off with textbook buy/sell app for U of T students

February 01, 2019

When Tanguy Josz (BCom ’17) was 10 years old, he made money in his free time by shovelling his neighbours’ driveways and mowing their lawns. “This might sound a bit cliché,” he says, laughing, “but even when I was little, I liked having ownership of something that was generating revenue.”

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Humanities research set to make wide-reaching impact with new $770,000 Mellon Foundation grant

January 31, 2019

Fake news. Cryptocurrency. Data theft. Xenophobia. Climate change.

At a key moment when the world strives to understand rapidly unfolding changes, increased attention is being paid to the crucial role of the humanities, with their focus on the history, technologies and aesthetics of human cultures.

Jon Johnson holds a smartphone with his First Story Toronto app on the screen

Jon Johnson's stories bring 13,000 years of Indigenous history to life

January 29, 2019

When Jon Johnson walks along Davenport Road in Toronto, he doesn’t see a meandering street lined with shops and crowded with traffic.

Sanja Fidler at a presentation

'It's like a rolling boil': U of T's Sanja Fidler on Toronto's hot AI scene

January 28, 2019

There are few technologies in the world hotter than artificial intelligence, or AI – as evidenced by the recent NIPS (Neural Information Processing Systems) academic conference in Montreal that sold out in less than 12 minutes.

Selin Eksioglu

'You will be one step ahead': Students from Turkey on why they chose U of T

January 28, 2019

The number of Turkish students at the University of Toronto may still be relatively small – they accounted for just 56 of U of T’s more than 19,000 international students in 2017 – but their numbers can be expected to grow.

Fly pollinator visiting a female flower of Thalictrum pubescens (tall meadow-rue). Females of this species produce stamens with sterile pollen grains, presumably to reward pollinators.

Plant biologists find answers to pollination mystery blowing in the wind

January 25, 2019

New research by scientists at the University of Toronto offers novel insights into why and how dozens of flowering plant species evolved from being pollinated by insects to being pollinated by wind.

Professor James Retallack’s Hans Rosenberg Book Prize bookends his Hans Rosenberg Article Prize win from last year.

U of T historian honoured with Central European History Society Hans Rosenberg Book Prize

January 24, 2019

James Retallack of the Department of History in the Faculty of Arts & Science has been awarded the Central European History Society’s Hans Rosenberg Book Prize for his 2017 book, Red Saxony: Ele

Randy Boyagoda

This is U of T: Randy Boyagoda talks about multiculturalism in literature and his novel Original Prin

January 23, 2019

As a writer, Randy Boyagoda is curious about what it means to find sources of humanity in unexpected places. It’s a narrative he weaves into many of the stories he writes – and most recently in his third novel, Original Prin.

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