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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

June 04, 2021

From the discovery of what may be the world’s oldest memorial for fallen warriors to the roles of scientists in decision-making by governments, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

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Alumni reminisce about their time at U of T half a century ago at virtual Reunion

June 04, 2021

Alumni from Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Israel and the United States — and from across Canada — attended U of T’s Alumni Reunion Home Edition recently to reconnect with old friends, reminisce about a romance that has lasted 50 years after blooming on campus and marvel at how much has changed since they last strolled through campus.

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Effects of drugs used to treat ADHD observed in descendants despite no direct exposure

June 02, 2021

Scientists at the University of Toronto and Florida State University studying guppies found that behaviours affected by methylphenidate hydrochloride (MPH) — the active ingredient in stimulants such as Ritalin and Concerta used to treat ADHD — can be passed along to several generations of descendants despite having never been exposed t

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A&S alumni offer free online learning and professional development opportunities

May 28, 2021

When should education end? After high school? After one — or multiple — college or university degrees?

Faculty of Arts & Science alumni Alec Levin and Maggi Mitchell believe learning should never end.

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A&S scholars sharing their expertise in the media this week

May 28, 2021

From the need to invest in public transit in Canada, to virus transmission from farmed to wild salmon, scholars from a range of disciplines across the Faculty of Arts & Science are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media.

Here’s some of what they had to say this week.

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A&S alumnus develops app to help Canadians find closest vaccine clinics

May 27, 2021

Equipped with a computer science and economics degree and driven by an urge to help, Arts & Science alumnus Zain Manji set out to see how quickly he could solve some of the confusion around COVID vaccine availability.

Just four hours later, Find My Vaccine was born.

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Update from Dean Woodin about A&S fall 2021 planning

May 26, 2021

Dear A&S Students, Staff, and Faculty,

Linda Rui Feng chronicles Chinese history both as academic and novelist 

May 26, 2021

As a writer, Linda Rui Feng inhabits two very different worlds.

Donner Prize Winner: Joseph Heath’s book on the ethics of civil service

May 19, 2021

This story was originally published on May 17, 2021 and updated on May 19, 2021: Congratulations Joseph Heath — the winner of the 2020 Donner Prize for his book, ‘The Machinery of Government: Public Administration and the Liberal State.’

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Centre for Quantum Information & Quantum Control awards Bell Prize to quantum supremacy pioneer John Martinis

May 19, 2021

In October 2019, Google scientists announced in a paper in the journal Nature that they had achieved the historic milestone known as quantum supremacy. Their quantum computer had performed a calculation which would — according to Google’s estimate — take a non-quantum, classical computer some 10,000 years to carry out.

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