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Certainty in complex scientific research an unachievable goal: University of Toronto study

January 16, 2017

A University of Toronto study on uncertainty in scientific research could shed light on anomalies that arose in early attempts to discover the Higgs boson and even how polls failed to predict the outcome of Donald Trump winning the U.

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Humans process architecture and faces with same part of the brain: U of T study

January 13, 2017

In a first-of-its-kind study, a University of Toronto-led team has identified the ways our minds perceive architecture and discovered that an unexpected area of our brains is involved.

Michael Gervers.

U of T launches class on ancient Ethiopian language with a donation from The Weeknd

January 11, 2017

Tens of thousands of ancient Ethiopian manuscripts — maybe more — have collected dust for over a century because they are written in what is now a rarely studied language, Ge’ez.

This illustration shows the hyolith Haplophrentis extending the tentacles of its feeding organ (lophophore) from between its shells.

Paleontologists classify mysterious ancient cone-shaped sea creatures

January 11, 2017

One branch on the tree of life is a bit more crowded today. A team of scientists led by 20-year-old University of Toronto undergraduate student Joseph Moysiuk has finally determined what a bizarre group of extinct cone-shaped animals actually are.

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Monkeys play the odds, making decisions based on probabilities

January 10, 2017

It wasn’t exactly a Planet of the Apes moment, but when two Faculty of Arts & Science researchers recently proved monkeys can reason about proportions and ratios, it opened a world of possibilities to tickle the fancy of even a Hollywood script writer.

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5 national parks you should visit this year: U of T expert suggests his picks

January 06, 2017

There has never been a better time to visit Canada’s national parks, says U of T’s Don Jackson.

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Father of Nanochemistry – U of T’s Geoffrey Ozin recognized for contributions to energy technology

January 05, 2017

An Arts & Science professor who was essential to the birth of nanochemistry has been named the winner of the World Technology Award in the field of energy.

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Order of Canada awarded to dozens of U of T researchers, activists, artists and leaders

January 04, 2017

Canadians of all backgrounds, from opera singers to scientists, were recognized with the Order of Canada last week – including more than 40 members of the U of T community.

The list of 100 notable Canadians was released by Gov. Gen. David Johnston on Dec. 30.

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Showing how 18th-century philosopher illuminates today’s social issues nets U of T scholar most prestigious prize in his field

January 04, 2017

A plunge into a completely new area of scholarship turned into a swan dive for Professor John Noyes of German with the receipt of the most prestigious prize in his field, the Modern Languages Association’s

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U of T's Stephen Wright takes the Steacie Prize

December 14, 2016

Evolutionary biologist and world-renowned plant genomicist Stephen Wright of the University of Toronto has capped a remarkable year by winning the prestigious Steacie Prize.

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