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Greg Henderson

Storytelling carries significant weight on the scales of justice

February 12, 2016

Judicial writing may not be the first thing people turn to for a good read, but U of T English professor Greig Henderson‘s new book Creati

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Did our hominid ancestors leave Africa and return?

February 12, 2016

The phrase “Out of Africa” might conjure up visions of a romantic movie of 1985 or the memoirs on which they were based. To anthropologists the turn of phrase refers to the theory, dominant since the days of Charles Darwin, that our human ancestors probably evolved in this continent.

Black Holes

U of T astrophysicists play key role in detection of gravitational waves

February 11, 2016

For the first time, the team at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Observatory (LIGO) detectors has observed gravitational waves — ripples in the fabric of spacetime coming from a cataclysmic event in the distant universe, likely the collision of black holes.

Jacob Tsimerman

Impressive breakthroughs by U of T's youngest faculty member in math, Jacob Tsimerman

February 10, 2016

"I wish I had Spider-Man’s powers,” said U of T number theory prodigy and assistant professor Jacob Tsimerman. “All that flipping around looks pretty fun,” he added, when asked about getting in the mindset to solve complex theorems.

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U of T gains 34 new Canada Research Chairs including 10 from Arts & Science

February 09, 2016

The University of Toronto has been awarded 34 new Canada Research Chairs and seven renewals, federal minister of science Kirsty Duncan announced February 9.

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Six things to know about oil: U of T geologist explains pricing, pipelines, products

February 05, 2016

Oil prices are dropping, oil companies are reporting losses and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is vowing to be a responsible mediator on pipeline issues.

Chris Maddison

Google DeepMind's AlphaGo: Meet the U of T computer scientists who helped it win

February 03, 2016

Go is one of the world’s oldest games, originating some 2,500 years ago in China.

Now the latest in artificial intelligence — Google DeepMind’s AlphaGo — has set a milestone in the game once believed impossible for a computer to learn, beating European champion Fan Hui 5-0.

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"War on Autism" by Anne McGuire takes inaugural Tobin Siebers Prize for Disability Studies

February 03, 2016

Anne McGuire, an assistant professor in the Equity Studies Program at New College, has won the 2015 Tobin

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Forecasting 2016 and Beyond

February 01, 2016

A&S News asked some Faculty leaders what’s ahead in their fields in 2016 and beyond. Here’s what’s ahead in Arts & Science for:

Alan Bewell

Forecasting 2016 and Beyond: English

February 01, 2016

The Department of English has seen entirely new areas of study — world literature in English, children’s literature, Native North American literature and the digital text — added to the curriculum in past decades.

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