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Aephraim Steinberg

University of Toronto physicists harness neglected properties of light

February 15, 2017

U of T researchers have demonstrated a way to increase the resolution of microscopes and telescopes beyond long-accepted limitations by tapping into previously neglected properties of light. The method allows observers to distinguish very small or distant objects that are so close together they normally meld into a single blur.

Graphic of the brain

Scientists reveal how the brain maintains useful memories

February 14, 2017

Researchers from the University of Toronto have discovered a reason why we often struggle to remember the smaller details of past experiences.

Three protesters holding a banner that says &quot;Refugees Welcome&quot;

U of T research shows Canada is not immune to anti-immigration movements

February 10, 2017

U of T’s School of Public Policy and Governance (SPPG) is part of a joint study that suggests Canadians are not exceptional when it comes to tolerance of refugees and immigrants, and that there is potential here for the same level of xenophobia experienced in Europe and the U.S.

Virginia Maclaren.

Forecasting 2017 and Beyond: Geography & Planning

February 09, 2017

Here’s what the head of our geography & planning department, Virginia Maclaren sees coming soon.

Scott Schieman.

Forecasting 2017 and Beyond: Sociology

February 08, 2017

A&S News asked some Faculty leaders what’s ahead in their fields in 2017 and beyond. Here’s what the head of our sociology department, Scott Schieman, sees coming soon.

Donald Trump and Steve Bannon in a meeting in the White House

Trump, Bannon could "seriously damage" the U.S. government system, U of T expert says

February 07, 2017

As President Donald Trump’s second week in office draws to a close, his political strategy is becoming more defined and so is his commitment to playing by his own rules.

Biophysicist Madeleine Bonsma-Fisher and computer scientist Raquel Urtasun.

NSERC recognizes research into the microbial ticking time bombs inside us and self-driving cars

February 07, 2017

We go to the gym, count calories and take our vitamins — all in an effort to stay fit and avoid getting sick. But are we actually healthy? Our bodies are filled with bacteria and viruses that attack them, known as phages.

Keren Rice, University Professor and Chair, Department of Linguistics.

Forecasting 2017 and Beyond: Linguistics

February 02, 2017

Linguistics is a discipline at the cross-roads of the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, having an important role in each area.

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500 million-year-old species offers insights into the lives of ancient legged worms

January 31, 2017

A new species of lobopodian, a worm-like animal with soft legs from the Cambrian period (541 to 485 million years ago), has been described for the first time from fossils found in the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Ann Komaromi

The Soviet past sheds light on Trump's win says award-winning humanist

January 20, 2017

There are important parallels between a Soviet-era dissident movement and the modern digital culture that helped Donald Trump gain power, says Associate Professor Ann Komaromi of the Centre for Comparative Literature in the Fac

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