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Davood Gozli

University of Toronto study finds action video games bolster sensorimotor skills

October 17, 2014

A study led by University of Toronto psychology researchers has found that people who play action video games such as Call of Duty or Assassin’s Creed seem to learn a new sensorimotor skill more quickly than non-gamers do.

Paula Gheorghiade, Charlotte Scott, Kaitlyn Smid, Cristina Savulov and Hannah Danielson at site in Crete.

Archeology students dig opportunity to get their hands dirty

October 15, 2014

The trenches of an archeological site on the Mediterranean island of Crete are a long way from the classrooms of the University of Toronto. But for a lucky group of students, those trenches provided an opportunity to learn things in a way that no textbook or lecture could.

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Sea snails provide glimpse of profound socio-political change in ancient Greece

September 23, 2014

Hexaplex trunculus. It sounds like a Harry Potter spell, although there’s nothing particularly magical about this species of sea snail common in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Balzan Prize goes to University Professor Emeritus Ian Hacking

September 11, 2014

University Professor Emeritus Ian Hacking is a winner of the 2014 Balzan prize, an $800,000 (US) award that recognizes scholars and scientists who have distinguished themselves in their fields.

Record number of Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada for U of T

September 10, 2014

Twenty-one U of T scholars — including 12 from the Faculty of Arts & Science — have been named Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) this year, more than the university has ever seen inducted in a single year.

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Social media's part in the 2011 Egyptian uprising: not as important as often claimed

September 03, 2014

There’s been some debate among researchers and journalists about the extent to which social media — Facebook, Twitter and text messages — stimulated unrest in the 2011 Egyptian uprising.

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Robot road trip

September 02, 2014

Meet hitchBOT, the creation of three Ontario researchers, including Frank Rudzicz of U of T’s Department of Computer Science and the

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Hope for African Farmers

August 26, 2014

How do you stop a killer plant that wastes thousands of acres of crops each year? If you are cell & systems biologist Peter McCourt, you try to trick the ruthless weed into committing botanical suicide.

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Social tolerance key to liberal democracies

August 25, 2014

A new study by University of Toronto and University of Tübingen researchers suggests that Islam is not as much of an impediment to liberal democracy as is often thought.

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Of healing and henbane: what a medieval sedative says about modern medicine

August 21, 2014

For Nicholas Everett, the future of medicine may lie in the past.

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