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Dried up Laguna Lake in California

Election 2015: action needed on climate change, expert says

August 25, 2015

Whoever wins the federal election must “move further and faster” to outlaw the use of major carbon pollutants, especially coal and methane, says political science professor John Kirton.

Blue atoms and lights across computer circuit board

A little light interaction leaves quantum physicists beaming

August 25, 2015

A team of physicists at the University of Toronto have taken a step toward making the essential building block of quantum computers out of pure light. Their advance, described in a paper published this week in Nature Physics, has to do with a specific part of computer circuitry known as a “logic gate.”

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Linguist helps smooth way for conversation between urbanites and rural Ontarians

August 20, 2015

On your way to the cottage? You might want to brush up on your Northern Ontario English before you go so you don’t confuse your chesterfields with your sofas when you’re yaddering to your neighbours at the wingding.

U of T&#039;s Sidney Smith Hall Building

University of Toronto one of top 25 universities in the world — again

August 19, 2015

The University of Toronto has once again been rated one of the top 25 universities in the world and first in Canada in the distinguished Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), produced annually by Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

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Trudeau Scholar explores rights of transgender prisoners

August 14, 2015

A few years ago, William Hébert was on a panel of experts tasked with helping recommend policies to protect the rights of transgender prisoners. The panel found they had more questions than answers.

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First Discovery for a New Planet Finder

August 13, 2015

An international team that includes astronomers from the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics has discovered a first-of-its-kind “young Jupiter” exoplanet which could help explain how our Solar System formed.

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What can 3D technology tell us about ancient civilizations?

August 12, 2015

Archaeologists, paleoenvironmental researchers, and other scholars often converge on the same sites to unearth forgotten ways of life from different perspectives and using different techniques.

Sara Christensen

Anthropological study in India hooks student on research

July 27, 2015

After spending two months in Calicut, India, and the surrounding towns in the state of Kerala, Sara Christensen, a fourth-year University of Toronto student, is hooked on anthropological field research.

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Comparing your partner to someone else's? Find yours comes up short?

July 21, 2015

When Julie compares her husband George to her friend’s husband Sam she can’t help but notice that Sam is better at helping his children with homework.

From left Prof. Andrade, Dr. Arocha‐Rosete, Prof. Epprecht and Prof. Gertrude Mianda

African-Canadian Collaboration Bears Fruit

July 16, 2015

A week of scientific training at U of T brought together plant pathologists and other researchers from Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Canada to work on techniques for identifying and preventing a blight that has devastated coconut crops in the Ivory Coast.

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