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It's not you, it's me… oh wait maybe it is you

May 15, 2015

You’re a single, heterosexual, undergraduate-aged woman. You’re looking at an online dating website, rating men whom you think are attractive, romantic and potentially good partners. A man who you thought fit all three rejects you.

Molly Shoichet in conversation with Gary Goodyear

Research2Reality: understanding the ground-breaking work supported by your taxes

May 13, 2015

When University of Toronto physicist Dick Peltier began researching the interaction between the Earth’s land, atmosphere, water and biosphere, he created mathematical models depicting how climate evolved over 750 million years and ho

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Astrophysicists prepare weather forecasts for planets beyond our solar system

May 12, 2015

“Cloudy for the morning, turning to clear with scorching heat in the afternoon.”

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Canada could learn from Japan, Korea and Taiwan as it seeks to reform health care

May 06, 2015

Asian countries could provide insights for improving Canada’s under-performing health care system, according to a new paper co-written by University of Toronto sociologist Ito Peng.

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QS rankings put U of T among world's top 20 universities for geography, computer science, English and more

April 30, 2015

The University of Toronto continues to soar in international rankings, taking top 20 spots in 13 subject categories in the QS World University Rankings by Subject released April 29.

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Law and computer science collaborate to change the future of legal research

April 27, 2015

As an expert in taxation law and judicial decision-making, Faculty of Law Professor Benjamin Alarie is ready to change how

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Linguist Keren Rice elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

April 24, 2015

What do Albert Einstein, Nelson Mandela and University Professor Keren Rice have in common? All have been elected foreign members of the prestigious American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

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Guggenheim Fellowships deliver a hat-trick for the humanities

April 17, 2015

From turning points in pre-Nazi Germany and the rise of eugenics in Bolshevik Russia, to traces of libel and sedition in 18th-century British literature, three promising humanities projects at the University of Toronto are getting a boost from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.

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Undergraduates show off research at poster session

April 17, 2015

Undergraduate students in University College programs including health studies, cognitive science, Canadian studies and UC One, celebrated their research projects from the year at the college’s first undergraduate research poster session.

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Bees prefer pollinating plants that offer a shot of caffeine with their nectar

April 16, 2015

Plants serving up just the right blend of caffeine and nectar have a better chance of getting pollinated, a University of Toronto study has found, providing yet another fascinating glimpse into the secret lives of bees.

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