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James Retallack, Robert Morris and Jonathan Abbatt.

Killam Fellowships awarded to U of T support diverse research

April 14, 2015

Half of six new Killam Research Fellowships announced todayby the Canada Council for the Arts are going to researchers in the Faculty of Arts

computer cables twisted to resemble barbed wire

Autocratic regimes use social media to win over citizens

April 01, 2015

China and Russia are leading an “insidious trend” among autocratic states to not only censor but subvert the Internet and social media, a development that could have serious consequences for democracy all over the world, says a University of Toronto professor.

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The problem with solitary confinement

March 27, 2015

Ontario has launched a review of its solitary confinement policies. The practices has been in the news lately, from the Ashley Smith case to more recent instances of prisoners being segregated from their peers to ill effect.

Shelley Wright

First light for a "made in Canada" search for extraterrestrial intelligence

March 23, 2015

On Pi Day, March 14 2015, a team of astronomers expanded the search for extraterrestrial intelligence into a new realm when they made their first observation, known as “first-light,” with a ground-breaking instrument.

Morley Gunderson

Professor Morley Gunderson receives the Carolyn Tuohy Impact on Public Policy Award

March 11, 2015

Professor Morley Gunderson has dedicated much of his career toward making his research relevant to public policy.

Gas pipes and valves

Scientists report breakthrough in detecting methane

March 05, 2015

Methane is one hot gas. It’s a prominent component of natural gas, an important atmospheric gas, and a product of both biology and chemical reactions.

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Online Icicle Atlas offers jackpot of scientific data

March 03, 2015

Anyone who might be dreading the end of winter or cannot wait until it arrives again can now enjoy the beauty and mystery of icicles all year long with the Icicle Atlas.

Chunks of gold against a black blackground

New explanation for gold's voyage from Earth's crust to surface

February 27, 2015

New research by University of Toronto geologists James Mungall and James Brenan, along with colleagues in Australia

Artur Izmaylov, Natalie Enright Jerger, Julie Lefebvre, Jacob Tsimerman, Hau-tieng Wu and Daniel Wigdor.

Recognizing U of T's rising stars

February 23, 2015

If winning a Nobel Prize is like winning an Oscar for lifetime achievement, the six University of Toronto scholars awarded Sloan Research Fellowships today must feel as though they’ve been nominated rising stars for their debut films.

Wayne Sumner in front of the Jackman Humanities Building

Philosopher changes course of Canadian history by informing recent Supreme Court assisted-death decision

February 20, 2015

In 2011, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) filed a lawsuit claiming that physician-assisted dying should be legal. That case ended up before the Supreme Court of Canada last fall, and on February 6, 2015, the BCCLA won their case.

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