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A group of women looking at their mobile phones outside a mall in Beijing.

U of T researchers uncover hidden censorship on Chinese live streaming apps

November 02, 2016

Three hugely popular Chinese live streaming applications are being routinely censored, researchers at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab have revealed.

Kristin Bright

Breast cancer "decision tree" helps women navigate treatment options

November 01, 2016

A free information tool largely designed by breast cancer survivors and a University of Toronto medical anthropologist is now available online to explain treatment options for the most common form of cancer in women.

A sign reads, &quot;No to precarious jobs&quot;.

Today's 'job churn' is a symptom of Canada's stagnant economy, says U of T expert

November 01, 2016

Canada’s stagnant growth is taking a toll on the job market.

After the Bank of Canada downgraded the country’s economic outlook, Finance Minister Bill Morneau told a Liberal Party meeting that temporary, short-term work is the new normal, especially for young people.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar and Georges Lacrampe-Couloume

Team discovers energy source sustaining microbial life deep beneath Earth's surface

October 27, 2016

In Northern Ontario, researchers have found “geochemical fingerprints of life” and the energy sustaining it, in waters more than two kilometres below the surface of Earth. The discovery demonstrates how life can be sustained even in the seemingly inhospitable environments of the deep Earth crust.

Smoke billows from Calais refugee camp.

U of T experts weigh in on France's dismantling of the Calais "Jungle"

October 27, 2016

Uncertainty hangs over the fate of thousands of refugees as France dismantles the Calais refugee camp. Known as the “Jungle,” the sprawling shantytown has been the temporary home of an estimated 9,000 refugees and economic migrants, many of whom are seeking entry into Britain.

Professor John Robinson and PhD candidates Kim Slater and Steve Williams

U of T's FutureTalks: reaching out to more than 100,000 Torontonians

October 19, 2016

It takes a city to take action on climate change.

At least that’s what a team of University of Toronto professors and students is proposing.

Smokestacks billow into a dark, grey sky.

Saving the planet with carbon dioxide — U of T hosts gathering of experts on climate change

October 07, 2016

Its official title is Transformative Research to Combat Climate Change but Professor Geoffrey Ozin dubs it “the Wo

Heather Fong, Harald Pfeiffer and Prayush Kumar stand around a computer.

How the University of Toronto made the discovery of gravitational waves possible

October 04, 2016

The discovery of gravitational waves in 2016 – predicted by Albert Einstein – was one of the biggest sciences stories of the decade.

Barbara Sherwood Lollar and Linda Hutcheon.

Two U of T University Professors honoured by Royal Society for exceptional contributions

September 29, 2016

Linda Hutcheon and Barbara Sherwood Lollar, both holders of the prestigious distinction of University Professor, have been selected for special accolades by the Royal Society of Canada.

Professor Asher Cutter smiling in a lab.

Worms evolve giant sperm for a reproductive advantage

September 22, 2016

Some worms have taken the notion that “bigger is better” to extremes by evolving giant sperm cells that are up to a quarter the size of their own bodies, a study led by a University of Toronto scientist and researchers in France has discovered.

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