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Sarah Mayes-Tang.

‘Telling Women’s Stories’: challenging math stereotypes in the classroom

October 16, 2019

What does a mathematician look like?

Stereotypically, mathematicians are often seen as socially inept, overwrought, geniuses — and almost always male. This leaves women out of the equation and makes it harder for young women to picture themselves as mathematicians in the future.

Chris Maddison and Jakob Foerster.

U of T, Vector Institute woo rising stars in machine learning field

October 15, 2019

The University of Toronto and the affiliated Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence have announced the recruitment of two rising stars in machine learning research as part of a continued drive to assemble the best AI talent in the world.

Erika and Stephanie Savage.

U of T honours 'excellence and dedication' of more than 100 volunteers at Arbor Awards

October 15, 2019

When sisters Erika and Stephanie Savage learned they were among this year’s Arbor Awards recipients, there was no question the University of Toronto alumnae would attend the ceremony — even if meant flying from Los Angeles.

Margaret Atwood.

U of T alumna Margaret Atwood shares Booker Prize for sequel to Handmaid's Tale

October 15, 2019

Acclaimed author Margaret Atwood, a University of Toronto alumna, has won the 2019 Booker Prize for her dystopian thriller The Testaments, her follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale.

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U of T graduates’ app — Honeybee Hub — will help researchers find study participants faster

October 15, 2019

University of Toronto alumni Catherine Chan and Weiwei Li have developed a digital solution to reduce the time and money it takes for researchers to find suitable participants for their research studies. At the same time, they’ve also created an innovative way to encourage stronger public participation.

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Linguists track impact of cognitive decline across three decades of one writer's diaries

October 15, 2019

Analysis examines use of language before and after Alzheimer’s diagnosis

University of Toronto researchers specializing in language variation and change have identified a specific relationship between an individual’s use of language, and the transition from healthy to a diagnosis of severe dementia.

Karen McBride.

Alumna Karen McBride’s creative writing project explores Indigenous legend and myth — and turns into her debut novel

October 11, 2019

For Karen McBride, Crow Winter was a story that needed to be told.

“It all started as this idea of getting my own grief down on the page,” she explains.

Tanvi Ghikale, Savannah Bein and Gabriella Zhao.

A&S undergrads go green on summer internships to world-renowned eco-hub of Freiburg, Germany

October 10, 2019

Energy-saving houses, solar factories, rainwater collection, more than 400 kilometres of cycling paths and even a zero-emissions hotel: these are just some of the ways the city of Freiburg, in south-western Germany, is leading the world in sustainable city-building.

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'Reclaiming Justice: Memory and Memorialization of Violence' conference explores the legacy, continuities of colonial violence

October 10, 2019

New College’s Equity Studies Program is bringing together scholars, activists, artists, and students whose work examines historicized social injustices for the international conference, Reclaiming Justice: Memory and Memorialization of Violence.

Alán Aspuru-Guzik

U of T's Alán Aspuru-Guzik on self-driving laboratories that use robotics, AI to automate routine parts of experiments

October 09, 2019

To accelerate progress in labs all over the world, quantum mechanic Alán Aspuru-Guzik wants researchers to embrace laboratories that can make smart decisions all on their own.

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