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Evolutionary biologists glimpse early stages of Y-chromosome degeneration

May 14, 2014

In many species, the possession of X and Y chromosomes determines whether an individual develops into a male or female. In humans, for example, individuals who inherit their father’s Y chromosome become male (XY), and individuals who inherit their father’s X chromosome become female (XX).

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Sociologist Scott Schieman on the consequences of being always connected to the office

May 08, 2014

Media worldwide lit up recently with the news that France had banned work-related emails after 6 p.m. Although it turned out there was no such law, the level of interest in the story suggested a nerve had been touched.

The magnetic field of our Milky Way Galaxy.

Planck Space Telescope reveals magnetic fingerprint of our galaxy

May 06, 2014

An international team of astrophysicists has released an unprecedented map of the entire sky that charts the magnetic field shaping our Milky Way Galaxy. The map reveals magnetic field lines running parallel to the plane of the Galaxy, as well as great loops and whorls associated with nearby clouds of gas and dust.

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Mathematician James Arthur recognized by U.S. National Academy of Sciences

May 05, 2014

Ted Mossman Chair in Mathematics James Arthur, University Professor at the University of Toronto, has been elected into the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) as one of the newest 21 foreign associates out of 15 countries.

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Acting out dreams while asleep could be warning sign of brain disorder U of T research finds

April 22, 2014

Researchers at the University of Toronto say a sleep disorder that causes people to act out their dreams is the best current predictor of brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’

Matti Siemiatycki

Matti Siemiatycki testifies before U.S House of Representatives

April 21, 2014

Matti Siemiatycki of the Department of Geography & Program in Planning was one of the distinguished witnesses invited to testify befor

Sajeev John

Sajeev John wins Killam Prize for pioneering photonics research

April 09, 2014

University of Toronto physicist Sajeev John is the winner of one of five 2014 Killam Prizes.

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Melissa Williams on the Fair Elections Act

March 24, 2014

Melissa Williams is a professor of political science and the founding director of the Centre for Ethics at the University of Toronto.

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Scientists open a new window into quantum physics with superconductivity in LEDs

March 20, 2014

A team of University of Toronto physicists led by Alex Hayat has proposed a novel and efficient way to leverage the strange quantum physics phenomenon known as entanglement.

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Dan Weaver on surviving winter in the Arctic

March 17, 2014

Dan Weaver is a graduate student at the University of Toronto whose research takes him to PEARL, the Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory on Ellesmere Island, near Eureka, Nunavut.

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