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Al Capone&#039;s mugshot

Mafia face: U of T research on what mugshots of gangsters and lawyers reveal about how we choose leaders

August 10, 2017

Here’s a new take on the link between facial features and leadership: a U of T study examines U.S. law firms and the less reputable world of organized crime.

Predatory marine worm from the Cambrian period called a Capinatator

U of T-Yale scientists identify new spiny-headed sea predator

August 03, 2017

A team of scientists have identified a small marine predator that once patrolled the ocean floor and grabbed its prey with 50 spines that it deployed from its head.

city lights from the sky at night

Power shift: U of T researcher applies AI to monitor city's electrical grid

July 21, 2017

From indoor lighting to outdoor street lamps, our world is made brighter by artificial light. But the light that we perceive to be constant, actually fluctuates.

Kim Pernell

Hiring risk executives to protect U.S. banks backfired, contributing to 2008 crash: U of T study

July 18, 2017

When America’s major banks created executive positions to reduce exposure to financial risk more than a decade ago, their intent was similar to an employer who designates a fire warden to protect a workplace against smoke and flames.

However, the unintended consequence was like giving the fire warden job to a pyromaniac.

Collection of diverse people headshots.

U of T study shows that our faces reveal whether we're rich or poor

July 05, 2017

Put on a happy face, your success may depend on it, suggests a study by psychology researchers at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Arts & Science.

Cartoon Donald Trump throwing money while sitting on stage with Stephen Colbert

Familiar with Cartoon Donald Trump? U of T computer scientist made it possible

June 27, 2017

If you tune into late-night TV, you’ve probably caught a cartoon version of U.S. President Donald Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

An Andean catfish.

Scientists demonstrate adaptation of vision among catfish living in extreme environments

June 26, 2017

Cell biologists at the University of Toronto (U of T) have discovered animals can adapt their ability to see even with extreme changes in temperature.

Jean Bosco (Jhonny) Kenedy releasing a lemur back into the wild.

U of T anthropologist Malcolm Ramsay asks, "Why didn't the lemur cross the road?"

June 23, 2017

Things to google today: mouse lemur. Weighing only about 50g, with big brown eyes, you may think you’re looking at a very cute rodent.

You’re not. Despite their name, mouse lemurs are actually primates, and our evolutionary relatives.

Two women laughing while drinking coffee

Making information meaningful leads to better memory

June 21, 2017

When trying to memorize information, it is better to relate it to something meaningful rather than repeat it again and again to make it stick, according to a recent Baycrest study published in NeuroImage.

In this composite image, the filament of ammonia molecules appears red and Orion Nebula gas appears blue.

Peering deep into the stellar nursery of the Orion Nebula: U of T astronomers part of team

June 19, 2017

Astronomers have released an image of a vast filament of star-forming gas, 1,200 light-years away, in the stellar nursery of the Orion Nebula.

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