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Global warming won't mean more stormy weather

January 29, 2015

A study led by atmospheric physicists at the University of Toronto finds that global warming will not lead to an overall increasingly stormy atmosphere, a topic debated by scientists for decades.

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From Tar Sands to Ring of Fire — forewarning changes to Canada's watersheds

January 28, 2015

The Tar Sands in Alberta, potential development in the Ring of Fire in northern Ontario, declining timber harvest and farming — human activity is transforming Canada’s landscape, yet many of the country’s aquatic resources remain unprotected, according to research by ecologists at the University of Toronto.

Bryan Gaensler

Talking interstellar explosions, gender equity and hockey with the Dunlap Institute's new director

January 27, 2015

In January 2015, Bryan Gaensler began his tenure as director of the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics at the University of Toronto.

Jooyoung Lee

Gun violence, murder and music: U of T sociologist explores wide range of subjects

January 21, 2015

Gun violence is an ugly reality of life in North America. But how does it affect our cities or the social fabric of our neighbourhoods?

Christine Le

Chemistry PhD candidate named to Forbes' Top 30 Under 30 science list

January 16, 2015

It was a natural childhood curiosity about the world around her — sparked by Bill Nye the Science Guy, The Magic School Bus and Popular Mechanics for Kids — that got Christine Leinterested in pursuing a care

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Planets outside our solar system more hospitable to life than thought

January 15, 2015

A study by astrophysicists at the University of Toronto suggests that exoplanets — planets outside our solar system — are more likely to have liquid water and be more habitable than we thought.

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U of T graduate department ranked 11th in the world by Philosophical Gourmet

January 09, 2015

There’s something tasty about the University of Toronto’s tri-campus graduate program in philosophy, say the Philosophical Gourmet 2014 rankings.

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Newly discovered celestial object defies categories

January 08, 2015

An object discovered by astrophysicists at the University of Toronto (U of T) nearly 500 light years away from the Sun may challenge traditional understandings about how planets and stars form.

Janice Stein and John Baird

Government of Canada backs digital public square from U of T's Munk School

January 08, 2015

U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs and the Government of Canada are launching a new project to increase digital communication access for people in countries ruled by repressive governments, federal Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced Ja

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European fire ant impacts forest ecosystems by helping alien plants spread

December 24, 2014

An invasive ant species that has become increasingly abundant in eastern North America not only takes over yards and delivers a nasty sting, it’s helping the spread of an invasive plant species.

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