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Gwen Eadie.

In the age of (really) big data, astrostatistician Gwen Eadie is exploring the cosmos with telescopes and statistics

November 01, 2019

When your field of study is the known universe and everything in it, you generate a lot of data.

This has never been more true for astronomers as the current generation of telescopes observe not just a single object or tiny patch of sky, but the entire sky for an entire night, night after night after night.

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A&S computer scientist named NSERC/Autodesk Industrial Research Chair in Human-Computer Interaction

October 25, 2019

The manufacturing industry is changing.

Jobs that once relied on individuals to carry out manual labour are increasingly turning to automation due to the growing power of machines and computing systems.

But humans still need to know how to work with the technology — and where they fit in.

Bin Liu testing MapinHood with a pedestrian in a park on a bright sunny day.

U of T alumnus receives Microsoft's AI for Accessibility grant

October 24, 2019

Toronto’s streets will soon be more accessible to people with disabilities thanks to a new smartphone app developed by iMerciv, a startup co-founded by University of Toronto civil engineering alumnus Bin Liu.

A platform at Spadina subway station.

How do you move? Post-secondary students asked to participate in regional transportation survey

October 17, 2019

For Karina Maynard, a master’s of planning student in the University of Toronto’s Department of Geography and Planning in the Faculty of Arts & Science, the commute she makes to and from the St. George campus each day is short and relatively easy: she opts to ride her bike.

Geoffrey Hinton.

U of T, Vector Institute create new deep learning faculty positions in honour of Geoffrey Hinton

October 16, 2019

The University of Toronto is creating three new tenure-stream faculty positions in deep learning, a sub-discipline of artificial intelligence (AI), in recognition of University Professor Emeritus Geoffrey Hinton winning the prestigious A.M.

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.

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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.

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.

Ashley Reynolds holds the Smilodon fatalis metacarpal from Medicine Hat, AB.

U of T paleontologists find traces of sabre-toothed cat in Medicine Hat

October 04, 2019

New research shows that the fearsome sabre-toothed predator Smilodon fatalis lived in Alberta, Canada, during the Ice Age, according to scientists at the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). This identification marks the northern-most record of the sabre-toothed cat by about 1,000 kilometres.

A group of small ants on a branch with bright green leaves.

Ant-plant partnerships may play unexpected role in ant evolution

October 03, 2019

Text mining of over 89,000 scientific papers reveals new evolutionary insights

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