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A salamander caught inside a pitcher plant.

Plants in Ontario park consume salamanders with 'striking frequency,' U of T and Guelph researchers find

June 14, 2019

Pity the salamanders.

Jo Bovy

Astrophysics professor honoured with DDA's Vera Rubin Early Career Award

June 13, 2019

For his work on the structure and dynamics of the Milky Way galaxy, Jo Bovy, an assistant professor and Canada Research Chair in Galactic Astrophysics in the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics in the Faculty of Arts & Science at U of T, has been named the 2019 recipient of the Vera Rubin Early Career Award.

Stephen Cook at his desk typing on a laptop

Stephen Cook: Celebrating a half century of computational complexity and a ground-breaking career

June 11, 2019

Every month or so, an email appears in Stephen Cook’s inbox from someone claiming to have solved one of the most important questions in computational science.

Bridget Jones in pyjamas on her bed

U of T psychologists find that dating outside your type is harder than you think

June 10, 2019

In the classic romantic comedy Bridget Jones’s Diary, Bridget begins the year with a resolution: “Will find nice sensible boyfriend and not continue to form romantic attachments to alcoholics, workaholics, peeping-toms or megalomaniacs.”

Ebrahim Lari beside a tank of turtles

Ebrahim Lari awarded prestigious Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship

May 21, 2019

“For as long as I can remember, I’ve been interested in nature,” says U of T biologist Ebrahim Lari. “I was always digging holes in the garden looking for creatures. I was the kid who always had snakes and bugs in their bedroom. I drove my mother crazy! On the other hand, my sister never went in my room.”

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Two U of T chemistry researchers recognized with prestigious NSERC honours

May 06, 2019

Two faculty members in the University of Toronto's department of chemistry have been awarded national prizes by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

Barbara Sherwood Lollar

U of T’s Barbara Sherwood Lollar wins Herzberg gold medal from Canada's science and engineering council

May 06, 2019

The University of Toronto’s Barbara Sherwood Lollar has received the prestigious Gerhard Herzberg Canada Gold Medal – the country’s top prize for science and engineering research – for her work on water and the life it supports.

Ashton Anderson and undergraduate student Isaac Waller standing in front of equations

Computer science prof and undergrad duo explore social phenomena on Reddit and GitHub

May 02, 2019

When we log on to any social media account, we are immediately immersed in our chosen groups, forums, events and conversations.

Mark Cheetham sitting at his desk

Weather watch: art historian Mark Cheetham explores representations of climate, land and ecology

May 01, 2019

In 1845, British explorer John Franklin set out to map the Northwest Passage alongside 128 crew members between two ships. They were never heard from again.

Researchers found a grain of stardust (inset image) that survived the formation of our solar system. The carbon-rich graphite grain (red) revealed an embedded speck (blue) of oxygen-rich material.

Cosmic dust reveals new insights on the formation of solar system

April 30, 2019

The study of a tiny grain of stardust — older than our solar system — is shining new light on how planetary systems are formed.

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