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Michael Dryden, Jelena Gorbatsova, and Mindy Simon.

New lab-on-a-chip technology developed by U of T graduate students attracts researchers from around the world

July 17, 2014

The opportunity to learn about a revolutionary technology that could significantly advance microfluidics research brought scientists from Brazil, England, Taiwan and elsewhere to Aaron Wheeler’s chemistry laboratory this week.

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ON THE BOOKSHELF: The Alphabet of Galen — Pharmacy from Antiquity to the Middle Ages

July 11, 2014

Most of the world’s inhabitants use plants to treat illness and injury. Researchers devote intensive study to natural products, looking for new approaches to solve old health challenges. How have we come to rely on these products? How far back can we look to learn the origins of modern medication?

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500 scientists gather to explore latest in chemistry education

July 08, 2014

Learning in the laboratory is key to understanding chemistry, but today’s class is also likely to include Twitter, podcasts and video-on-demand. Scientists from 40 countries will gather at the University of Toronto next week to share the latest innovations in teaching and learning chemistry at the 23^rdInternational Confere

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Randall Hansen on his new book, Disobeying Hitler: German Resistance After Operation Valkyrie

June 26, 2014

Operation Valkyrie – the failed plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler and popularized in the 2008 film Valkyrie starring Tom Cruise – happened nearly 70 years ago.

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U of T team goes to India to pursue cleaner safer cooking solutions

June 25, 2014

How do you design a stove that is cleaner and more energy-efficient than an open fire or rudimentary appliance, but inexpensive enough that even those with low incomes can use it? How do you convince people who have been using a particular kind of stove or cooking practice for generations to adopt something new?

Aaron Wheeler.

Fast, portable device for 'on-the-go' laboratory-quality cocaine testing

June 25, 2014

Testing for cocaine and other drugs usually involves two steps: a quick on-site prescreen and then a more accurate confirmatory test at a laboratory. This process can often take days or weeks — far too long in many cases where public safety can be at risk.

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New teaching approach flips classroom: the homework's now done in class

June 25, 2014

Students in some University of Toronto computer science courses have been enjoying the benefits of inverted classrooms.

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The Future As We See It

June 25, 2014

A lot can happen in a short time. The sexiest new gadgets can suddenly become old school as they’re replaced by even cooler technology. Seemingly impossible computing feats become commonplace.

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WorldPride welcomed at the University of Toronto

June 19, 2014

Not only will WorldPride will be hosted in North America for the first time in its four years, but its human rights conference will take place at the University of Toronto. Presented in part by the Mark S.

Nishi Kumar, Erika Sagert and Francesco Petrisano.

Three to watch: Convocation 2014's city builders

June 19, 2014

Nishi Kumar, 22, just received her Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in environmental geography and urban studies.

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