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Professor Asher Cutter smiling in a lab.

Worms evolve giant sperm for a reproductive advantage

September 22, 2016

Some worms have taken the notion that “bigger is better” to extremes by evolving giant sperm cells that are up to a quarter the size of their own bodies, a study led by a University of Toronto scientist and researchers in France has discovered.

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#UofTBTS16: Orientation is for faculty too

September 09, 2016

Orientation at the University of Toronto isn’t just for students, hundreds of new faculty members also have to prepare for the start of the school year at an unfamiliar institution.

Citizen Lab experts say latest hacking highlights security, regulation vulnerabilities

August 29, 2016

Bill Marczak and John Scott-Railton made headlines around the world this week when they disclosed serious iPhone security flaws after an attempted attack on the phone of the prominent human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor through a link in a text messa

Tokyo skyline under a thick blanket of smog.

University of Toronto scientists solve puzzle of converting CO2 emissions to fuel

August 24, 2016

Every year, humans advance climate change and global warming — and quite likely our own eventual extinction — by injecting about 30 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the atmosphere.

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Inaugural Yarshater Lectureship in Avestan and Pahlavi Languages at U of T

August 22, 2016

The University of Toronto will now offer Avestan and Pahlavi language courses at the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations, thanks to a $250,000 USD commitment from the Persian Heritage Foundation.

Mark Taylor.

Chemistry prof wins McLean Award for his 'sweet' science

August 11, 2016

Sugar has a bad rap. To most of us, it represents empty calories and a constant battle for the waistlines of the nation.

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The Weeknd backs U of T's bid to launch North America's first Ethiopian studies program

August 09, 2016

A $50,000 donation from Grammy-award winning star The Weeknd will help the University of Toronto launch the first program for Ethiopian studies in North America.

Professors David Smith and Penny Arthur.

U of T researchers ensure legacy of once-famous French author

August 04, 2016

For more than 40 years, an international group of researchers based in the Department of French at the University of Toronto has been reading Françoise de Graffigny’s mail.

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University of Toronto chemists create vitamin-driven battery

August 02, 2016

A team of University of Toronto chemists has created a battery that stores energy in a biologically-derived unit, paving the way for cheaper consumer electronics that are easier on the environment.

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U of T lab retrofit "an historic investment in Canadian science and innovation": Meric Gertler

July 28, 2016

In what University of Toronto President Meric Gertler called “an historic investment in Canadian science and innovation,” the federal and provincial governments are joining with the university to provide almost $190 million to upgrade nearly half of U of T’s research labs over t

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