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Kady Cowan.

Award-winning alumna plugged into energy efficiency

January 09, 2020

Kady Cowan clearly remembers the guilt she felt secretly stuffing granola bar wrappers in her pocket.

A picture of chime, a magnificent mental structure under a bright night sky.

International researchers track repeating fast radio burst to nearby galaxy

January 07, 2020

Astronomers in Europe — working with members of Canada’s CHIME Fast Radio Burst collaboration, which includes researchers from the University of Toronto and other universities — have pinpointed the location of a repeating fast radio burst (FRB)

Students and professor in a cave

Earth sciences students visit Turkey where geology and culture mix and continents collide

January 07, 2020

To an aspiring geologist, southern Ontario leaves something to be desired sitting astride the geologically stable Canadian Shield. Not so the Cappadocia region of central Turkey.

Aristotle a statue.

Meet the high school winners of Philosophy's Aristotle Contest

January 07, 2020

The evidence is clear: Canadian high school students do not shy away from the difficult questions.

Dunlaps

Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics celebrates new name after gift from long-time supporters, the Dunlap family

December 20, 2019

It is an historic time for the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics — not only as it approaches its centenary next year, but also as it embraces a new name: the David A. Dunlap Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics.

Four students stand infront of a blue wall, with large white letters, COP25 — Chile — Madrid 2019 — UN Climate Change Conference.

From U of T to UN: Undergraduates attend COP25 climate talks in Madrid

December 20, 2019

Along with the world leaders, reporters, activists, Greta Thunberg and academics, six University of Toronto undergraduates travelled to Madrid earlier this month to observe the 25th United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP25.

Alexandra D’Arcy.

How kids talk: A&S alumna Alexandra D'Arcy's research tracks the acquisition and evolution of language

December 17, 2019

I was running and jumping. I was runnin’ and jumpin’.

Why is it that the same sentence, when articulated in a slightly different way, brings different assumptions to mind?

Kimberly Strong.

'I hope that I can bring a new perspective to the role and provide encouragement for others': Meet physics' chair Kimberly Strong

December 17, 2019

When Kimberly Strong joined the Department of Physics in the Faculty of Arts & Science in 1996, she was the only female faculty member at the time — something that was not uncommon in a field dominated by mal

Lauren McLeod Cramer.

Blackness and aesthetics in Black popular culture: Meet Cinema Studies' Lauren Cramer

December 17, 2019

Lauren Cramer is a scholar of Black art and culture who joined the Cinema Studies Institute in the Faculty of Arts & Science in September of 2019.

Pavani Cherukupally holding a sponge.

U of T researchers develop sponge that removes oil from water

December 16, 2019

University of Toronto researchers have developed a new strategy to remove tiny oil droplets from wastewater with more than 90 per cent efficiency in just 10 minutes. Their secret weapon?

A sponge.

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