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What's the DNA of the English language?

September 10, 2015

Having assembled the entire corpus of Anglo-Saxon texts, U of T’s Dictionary of Old English is mapping and redefining the origins of our language.

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Can public memory lead nations to reconciliation?

September 04, 2015

Professor Pamela Klassen investigates how nations are not only politically imagined, but also spiritually invented.

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Is privacy a thing of the past?

September 03, 2015

Professor Ron Deibert, Director of the Citizen Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs, is exposing cyber espionage, information warfare and Internet censorship to help protect the rights of citizens worldwide.

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Fear muzzles doctors, nurses on unsafe practices

August 31, 2015

Physicians and nurses are afraid to speak up about unsafe medical practices, says a new study by University of Toronto and York University researchers, and this puts patients’ health at risk.

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University of Toronto biologists identify mechanisms of embryonic wound repair

August 31, 2015

It’s like something out of a science-fiction movie — time-lapse photography showing how wounds in embryos of fruit flies heal themselves. The images are not only real; they shed light on ways to improve wound recovery in humans.

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Citizen Lab: elaborate phishing attack targets Iranian diaspora, dissidents

August 28, 2015

It begins with a phone call from a UK phone number, with callers speaking in either English or Farsi.

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Trudeau Scholar planting seeds of equity for migrant farm workers

August 27, 2015

Anelyse Weiler plans to take to heart the Trudeau Foundation’s permission for its scholars to be audacious as they conduct interdisciplinary research and undertake original fieldwork for their PhD theses.

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Election 2015: action needed on climate change, expert says

August 25, 2015

Whoever wins the federal election must “move further and faster” to outlaw the use of major carbon pollutants, especially coal and methane, says political science professor John Kirton.

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A little light interaction leaves quantum physicists beaming

August 25, 2015

A team of physicists at the University of Toronto have taken a step toward making the essential building block of quantum computers out of pure light. Their advance, described in a paper published this week in Nature Physics, has to do with a specific part of computer circuitry known as a “logic gate.”

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Linguist helps smooth way for conversation between urbanites and rural Ontarians

August 20, 2015

On your way to the cottage? You might want to brush up on your Northern Ontario English before you go so you don’t confuse your chesterfields with your sofas when you’re yaddering to your neighbours at the wingding.

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