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Researchers at U of T used a computational approach, based on machine learning, to classify patients into seven distinct groups according to the patterns of swollen or painful joints in the body.

Machine learning could improve treatment for children with arthritis: U of T study

February 28, 2019

Arthritis is not just an ailment of old age – it can affect children too, causing lifelong pain and disability in its most severe forms. Fortunately, some kids grow out of it. Even so, knowing which patients will develop milder forms of disease could spare them unnecessary treatment and potential medication side-effects.

An anolis lizard

When it comes to climate change, deforestation and species survival, elevation matters

February 25, 2019

University of Toronto student George Sandler was shocked to see the rainforest floor suddenly come to life, as if in a scene from an Indiana Jones movie.

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U of T researchers explore how to prevent flow of harmful microplastics into waterways

February 11, 2019

University of Toronto researchers are tracking the source of tiny pieces of plastic, called microplastics, that are making their way into Canadian waterways – one laundry load at a time.

James Noronha, YiWen Shao and Rebecca Renwick

U of T initiative funds collaborative research between faculty and community organizations

February 07, 2019

A new University of Toronto initiative aimed at promoting collaborative research between faculty members and community organizations has chosen its first project recipients: seven researchers who will work with groups on issues ranging from HIV prevention for gay and bisexual men to suicide reduction in Indigenous populations.

Nicholas Provart and Aaron Wheeler

Recipients of Genome Canada awards announced, including U of T's Nicholas Provart and Aaron Wheeler

February 06, 2019

Two University of Toronto researchers in the Faculty of Arts & Science have been awarded funding from Genome Canada for helping generations yet to be born – in entirely different ways.

U of T Professor Hoi-Kwong Lo

U of T researcher and global colleagues demonstrate key element of quantum internet

February 04, 2019

A University of Toronto researcher is among a global group of experts who have demonstrated, in principle, a device that could serve as the backbone of a quantum internet.

Fly pollinator visiting a female flower of Thalictrum pubescens (tall meadow-rue). Females of this species produce stamens with sterile pollen grains, presumably to reward pollinators.

Plant biologists find answers to pollination mystery blowing in the wind

January 25, 2019

New research by scientists at the University of Toronto offers novel insights into why and how dozens of flowering plant species evolved from being pollinated by insects to being pollinated by wind.

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Astrophysics professor wins Helen B. Warner Prize for mapping our galactic home

January 21, 2019

The Milky Way Galaxy is a dynamic, cosmic congregation of stars with a complex past, present and future.

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Scientists identify period of increased asteroid impacts on ancient Earth

January 17, 2019

An international team of scientists is challenging our understanding of a part of Earth’s history by looking at the Moon, the most complete and accessible chronicle of the asteroid collisions that carved our solar system.

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Low-cost, high-efficiency nanosatellites invented at U of T catch a rare stellar event

January 16, 2019

On March 22, 2018, Rainer Kuschnig of Graz University of Technology in Austria was doing his daily check of the nanosatellites in the BRITE Constellation Project – a Canada-Austria-Poland collaboration – when somethi

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