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Monkey and baby monkey in a tree

Baby monkeys grow faster to avoid being killed by adult males

March 17, 2016

Natural selection has shaped the ways in which babies grow in different species, including the rate or speed with which they develop.

A new study by Canadian researchers suggests that some baby monkeys develop faster than others in the same population, and that this is best explained by the threat of infanticide they face.

Bryan Hong and Anna Keshabyan with Morgan Barense.

From the classroom into a hands-on, lab-based education

March 15, 2016

Bryan Hong went from being an overwhelmed first-year student to co-author of a ground-breaking research paper.

Anna Keshabyan turned a personal interest in Alzheimer’s disease into a major role running experiments on brain function and aging.

Valentina Mihajlovic became her professor’s lab manager.

Harald Pfeiffer

U of T astrophysicist wins Humboldt Research Award

March 11, 2016

Black holes have allowed Associate Professor Harald Pfeiffer’s career to shine as brightly as the most vivid star in the night sky.

Marieke de Korte, Alexandra Gaglione, Cindy Liu and Cameron So.

Undergraduate research prowess on display

March 07, 2016

Dozens of Arts & Science students crowded the Great Hall at Hart House on March 3 to proudly display posters summarizing their undergraduate research projects and explain them to all comers.

Mark Lautens

Professor Mark Lautens receives the 2016 Faculty Award

March 04, 2016

Professor Mark Lautens of the Department of Chemistry is the 2016 recipient of the prestigious Faculty Award for combining intriguing

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Munk students make the most of Reading Week

March 02, 2016

Its studious name notwithstanding, Reading Week is seen by many as a time to leave their books behind and unwind before the start of exam season.

Andrea Most

Professor Andrea Most wins the 2016 Northrop Frye Award

February 29, 2016

Thanks to her groundbreaking interdisciplinary work and the innovative ways she’s found to share her research with students, Professor Andrea Most has won the 2016 Northrop Frye

Jo Bovy

Galactic game-changer receives Sloan Fellowship

February 23, 2016

Jo Bovy looks out his office window towards the billions of stars of the Milky Way.
It’s daytime, so he can’t actually see those stars. At night, or even out in the pristine blackness of space, our galaxy is so vast that most of it is concealed over great distance.

Christopher Honey

Neuroscientist Christopher Honey of Psychology wins prestigious Sloan Fellowship

February 23, 2016

Picture books aren’t the first type of research literature you’d expect scientists in U of T’s Department of Psychology to be flipping through on a busy afternoon, but that’s exactly what’s making the gears turn in Assistant Professor Christopher Honey’s brain today.

Jo Bovy and Christopher Honey

Two A&S researchers receive 2016 Sloan Fellowships

February 23, 2016

Jo Bovy and Christopher Honey are among 126 outstanding young researchers from across Canada and the United States tapped for success today with research fellowship

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