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Making coding more accessible: PhD student Majeed Kazemitabaar finds AI code generators can play key role in helping young learners

March 27, 2023

While programming can be challenging for young students, new research from University of Toronto computer scientists suggests artificial intelligence-based coding assistants can play a key role in helping learners progress.

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Examining the roots of corruption: International team studies how and why votes are bought

March 27, 2023

In theory, citizens hold enormous power in a democracy: they alone are responsible for electing the politicians they believe will best serve their needs.

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Earbuds to monitor blood pressure? Researcher says they could outperform smartwatches

March 20, 2023

When it comes to blood pressure monitoring, Alex Mariakakis and his team are all ears.

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DSI announces recipients of the DSI-McLaughlin Centre Polygenic Risk Score Grant competition

March 20, 2023

The Data Sciences Institute (DSI) is pleased to announce the recipients of the DSI-McLaughlin Centre Polygenic Risk Score Grant competition.

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Murat Alp Çelik named winner of the Bank of Canada Governor’s Award

March 20, 2023

Murat Alp Çelik, assistant professor in the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts & Science, has been honoured with a

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Breaking down 'the walled gardens': Data Sciences Institute explores the future of the metaverse

March 17, 2023

The metaverse may be the next big thing, but its success hinges on transparent data practices.

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Lizards reveal the forces that shape biodiversity

March 16, 2023

“If you pick a spot in, say, a rainforest, and count the number of different species of lizards within 15 metres and you come up with a number,” says Luke Mahler, “What determines that number?”

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New method to locate hidden helium gas fields could avert global supply crisis

March 02, 2023

A new theoretical model developed by earth scientists at the University of Oxford, University of Toronto and Durham University may help alleviate a global supply shortage of helium — a naturally occurring gas critical for a wide range of medical, scientific and industrial applications, from cooling the magnets of MRI scanners to fillin

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'Pay attention and you might miss it': Psychology researchers show we’re learning even when we’re not paying attention

February 24, 2023

When Alexandra Decker was taking her multiple-choice driving exam recently, she realized that the correct answer was always the longest and most detailed one provided.

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'A special milestone’: Astronomer Lamiya Mowla on NASA’s new Webb image of Pandora’s Cluster

February 16, 2023

Astronomers have revealed the latest deep field image from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, featuring never-before-seen details in a region of space named Pandora’s Cluster for the ancient Greek myth — a story of human curiosity and uncovering p

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