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Modern entrance to Wonderwerk Cave

Prehistoric teeth dating back 2 million years reveal details on ancient Africa's climate

May 24, 2018

New research out of South Africa’s Wonderwerk Cave this week shows that the climate of the interior of southern Africa almost two million years ago was like no modern African environment — it was much wetter.

The pulsar PSR B1957+20 is seen in the background through the cloud of gas enveloping its brown dwarf star companion.

Astronomers observe unprecedented detail in pulsar 6500 light-years from Earth

May 23, 2018

A team of astronomers has performed one of the highest resolution observations in astronomical history by observing two intense regions of radiation, 20 kilometres apart, around a star 6500 light-years away.

The observation is equivalent to using a telescope on Earth to see a flea on the surface of Pluto.

Aashni Shah

Q&A with one of Canada's 50 most inspiring women in STEM

May 22, 2018

Earlier this month, it was announced that two U of T computer science alumni Inmar Givoni (PhD 2011), an autonomy engineering manager for Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group in Toronto, and Aashni Shah (HBSc 2016),

Bob Rae at U of T&#039;s Munk School

Bob Rae on the Rohingya crisis: 'We need to be a more significant player'

May 22, 2018

It’s been more than a month since the release of his final report on the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, and Bob Rae

Shauna Brail.

There is no prosperity without inclusivity, urban scholars say at first event of School of Cities

May 18, 2018

Shauna Brail has taught urban studies at the University of Toronto for over a decade, but even she sees her city in a new light when showing a visitor around.

Jooyoung Lee.

U of T summer course explores contributing factors to mass shootings

May 16, 2018

While the University of Toronto’s Jooyoung Lee was teaching an American studies course on gun violence last June, the world was marking one year since the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla.

Students with ground-penetrating radar in winter

Students help develop new ways to find human remains

May 11, 2018

Centuries ago, market shoppers were warned against buying a pig in a poke. It’s an old-fashioned phrase that is still good advice today: know what you’re buying because a pig in a poke may be no pig at all.

Kelly Hannah-Moffat.

'I think the time is right': Kelly Hannah-Moffat on corrections reform, her new role as special adviser

May 11, 2018

For the last 25 years, Kelly Hannah-Moffat has been researching human rights issues in the correctional system.

Elspeth Arbow.

Against the odds, Elspeth Arbow is working towards a U of T degree despite cystic fibrosis

May 10, 2018

The physiotherapy gym at Toronto General Hospital looks just as you would expect. It’s equipped with treadmills, a rack of light dumbbells and motivational posters on the walls. One poster says, “SUCCESS: It is not the position you stand, but the direction you look,” beneath a photo of a sunrise in a valley.

Inmar Givoni smiling and standing in front of a blue wall.

U of T Arts & Science alumni amongst Canada's 50 most inspiring women in STEM

May 10, 2018

Alumna Inmar Givoni, an autonomy engineering manager for Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group in Toronto, says computer science is a field that grew on her over time.

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