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Petar Tomic posing on a beach in front of the water.

A&S alumnus and mentor Petar Tomic encourages physics students to step outside the box

November 10, 2020

As an associate in credit management at TD Securities, problem solving and critical thinking are key skills for Petar Tomic — skills he says he learned thanks to U of T’s physics and mathematics programs.

NSERC recognizes three A&S researchers for their work in climate change and AI

November 10, 2020

Three Faculty of Arts & Science researchers are among many Canadian scientists celebrated today by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) with the announcement of the agency’s annual NSERC Prizes.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

November 06, 2020

From thoughts about this week’s U.S. election to the future of Canada’s economy post-COVID-19, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

What's in a name? You can probably find the answer in the Dictionary of Old English

November 06, 2020

What's in a name? Faculty of Arts & Science alumna Wendy Cecil can tell you that when it comes to her grandchildren, the answer to that question is in the Dictionary of Old English (DOE), an epic project at U of T exploring the roots of the language.

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A&S student projects help local and global communities address different aspects of pandemic

November 06, 2020

As COVID-19 continues to grip the world, so too does a pandemic of misinformation about the nature of the virus and how best to combat it.

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Biologists shed light on mystery of how microbes evolve and affect hosts

November 04, 2020

The era of COVID-19 and the need to constantly wash one’s hands and sanitize things have brought microbes to new levels of scrutiny, particularly for their impact on an individual’s health.

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Lisa Strug and CANSSI Ontario: Building a data science community

November 03, 2020

“With the volume of data exploding across all fields, the timing for CANSSI Ontario is fantastic,” says Lisa Strug.

In September 2019, Strug became the director of CANSSI Ontario, the Ontario Regional Centre of the Canadian Statistical Sciences Institute.

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A&S students host global AI competition to address climate change

November 03, 2020

University of Toronto students are the driving force behind a global undergraduate research competition that challenges teams to apply machine learning solutions to the impacts of climate change.

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A&S professor's video goes viral

November 02, 2020

An English professor is almost at a loss for words at the popularity of his 25-second video that went viral.

Elahe Omidyar Mir-Djalali.

U of T receives US$6 million to establish the Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Institute of Iranian Studies

November 02, 2020

With a storied history reaching back 10 millennia, Iran is one of the major cradles of civilization. Its achievements in the arts and sciences have profoundly uplifted human culture through the ages.

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