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Three A&S researchers receive honours from the American Geophysical Union

February 29, 2024

Three researchers from the Faculty of Arts & Science have received honours from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) for their outstanding contributions to Earth and space sciences.

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Highlighting research: 'The geography of Toronto's outdoor skating rinks'

February 21, 2024

In many cities with colder climates, outdoor skating and hockey rinks provide residents with invaluable facilities for both affordable outdoor recreation and social gatherings.

An outdoor sign featuring fish and the name in Inuinnaqtun which means a “good fishing place.”

When North meets South: A long-term partnership is changing the face of Arctic archaeology

February 13, 2024

The area surrounding Cambridge Bay — a small town in western Nunavut — has been inhabited for 5,000 years. It’s rich with artifacts that tell the story of the peoples who’ve lived there: first the Tuniit, and later the modern-day Inuit group known as the Inuinnait.

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Vibrant online hub celebrates Indigenous history, culture and language

February 12, 2024

The Great Lakes Research Alliance for the Study of Aboriginal Arts and Culture (GRASAC) recently launched a public platform that seeks to benefit Indigenous communities, cultural institutions and scholars alike.

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Marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science: A Q&A with Arts & Science Dean Melanie Woodin

February 08, 2024

February 11th is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

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New research in plate tectonics: U of T geoscientists refine the theory that explains how our planet works

February 02, 2024

New research by a team of U of T geoscientists is refining the century-old model of plate tectonics that holds that the plates covering the ocean floors are rigid as they move across the Earth’s mantle.

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A&S alum and Dean’s Advisory Council member Alex Lu is discovering new ways to apply deep learning in biology

February 01, 2024

A&S alum and Dean’s Advisory Council member Alex Lu is working at the leading edge of the deep learning revolution, applying novel machine learning methods to generate hypotheses in biology.

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Four AI trends to watch in 2024

January 22, 2024

As artificial intelligence continues to develop rapidly, the world is watching with excitement and apprehension — as evidenced by the AI buzz in Davos this week at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting.

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A&S Researchers reveal the small changes that can make a picture more likeable

January 15, 2024

We’ve all had the experience of looking at a picture — of a sunset, a person, a sleek vehicle or adorable animal — and finding it enormously pleasing.

But why? Are we culturally conditioned to gain pleasure from certain images and not others, or is there something else going on in our brains?

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Maria Drout awarded Newton Lacy Pierce Prize

January 11, 2024

Even the closest stars in the night sky are trillions of kilometres away. But a University of Toronto professor’s shine in observational astronomical research is being recognized much closer to home.

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