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

January 22, 2021

From the benefits of daily meditation during the COVID-19 pandemic to the resignation of Canada’s Governor General, 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.

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Just how 'quantum' is it? Physicist Aaron Goldberg has an answer

January 22, 2021

A team of physicists have taken a step toward answering a decades-old question: just how quantum is something?

The collaborators have developed a way to mathematically describe the “quantumness” of different objects or systems — that is, the degree to which they behave in a quantum manner.

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A&S professor, current and former grad students find a 'COVID-minted silver lining'

January 21, 2021

Ronald W. Pruessen’s research and teaching focus primarily on 20th century international relations and U.S. foreign policy.

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A different type of experiential learning experience — art history video project moves from classroom to community

January 21, 2021

Arts & Science art history students created videos for their final project to show why certain buildings in Canada should be preserved.

They were so well done, the students are hoping their assignments can have an impact outside the classroom.

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Four U of T computer science researchers named CIFAR AI Chairs

January 20, 2021

Four University of Toronto computer scientists have been named CIFAR AI Chairs in recognition of their innovative artificial intelligence research in areas that benefit society.

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A&S alumnus helps document a cultural moment in history — Toronto's 1980s hardcore punk scene

January 20, 2021

Before his history degree was even complete, Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Simon Harvey was already putting his studies into practice as a contributing author of what would be a multi-award-winning oral history and coffee table book.

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Words of wisdom help students and alumni launch careers at Next Steps Conference

January 19, 2021

Study what you love and career opportunities will follow — sometimes in unexpected ways.

Hone your soft skills, such as communication and empathetic listening.

And don’t expect things to turn out the way you planned.

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'Resilient and inspiring': U of T faculty members celebrate students in video message

January 19, 2021

Nearly two dozen faculty members from across the University of Toronto’s three campuses delivered messages of hope and support for students in a video released on Jan. 18 — a day dubbed “Blue Monday” for its reputation as a time of post-holiday blahs.

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New year message from Dean Woodin to A&S undergraduates

January 18, 2021

Happy New Year A&S undergraduate students. I hope you enjoyed the extended break and are starting the 2021 academic year feeling somewhat recharged and refreshed.

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Centre for Ethics explores the relationship between Race, Ethics and Power with new project

January 18, 2021

With the Black Lives Matter movement gaining traction in the United States and Canada last spring after the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor in the U.S.

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