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Rendering of cancer cells moving through fluid

U of T researchers identify how cells move faster through mucus than blood

July 25, 2022

Researchers at the University of Toronto, Johns Hopkins University and Vanderbilt University have discovered that certain cells move surprisingly faster in thicker fluid — think honey as opposed to water, or mucus as opposed to blood — because their ruffled edges sense the viscosity of their environment and adapt to increase their spee

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Department of Computer Science, Vector Institute launch Technology UpSkilling Program with micro-credential offerings in machine learning

July 25, 2022

As the demand for skilled technology talent continues to grow in Ontario, the Department of Computer Science and the Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence are launching the Technology UpSkilling Program to

Rendering of a C02Rail car

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

July 22, 2022

From using trains to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to leveraging retail space to alleviate housing shortages, 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.

Dean Melanie Woodin.

Dean's Advisory Council launched to help accelerate rapidly advancing A&S strategic priorities

July 21, 2022

At the halfway point of “Leveraging our Strengths,” the Faculty of Arts & Science Academic Plan 2020-2025, Dean Melanie Woodin is continuing to ramp up the Faculty’s activities.

New book explores crime, punishment and insanity in the Victorian era

July 20, 2022

In 1885, during the year of the conflict known as the North-West Resistance, three Cree men in Manitoba were sentenced to death for the murder of an elderly woman from their community.

Julia Passarelli and Andrea Pitt.

'Take me out to the ballgame!' New A&S grads gather to mingle, cheer on the Blue Jays

July 20, 2022

A recent alumni event seems to have ‘knocked it out of the park.’

Some 400 alumni from the Faculty of Arts & Science and the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering snapped up tickets to mingle, catch up and watch the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners recently.

Rendering of a C02Rail car

Turning trains into gigatonne-scale carbon capture systems

July 20, 2022

What if rail systems around the world could be harnessed to help mitigate climate change and clean our air of CO2? It’s a question that the founders of a US-based startup, CO2Rail, have been pondering for a number of years.

An open and vast desert under a blue a sky.

Geoscientists confirm millions-year-old dripping of Earth's crust beneath Andes Mountains

July 19, 2022

Just like honey slowly dripping from a spoon, parts of the rocky outermost layer of Earth’s shell are continuously sinking into the more fluid layer of the planet’s mantle over the course of millions of years.

Gave Lindo.

From CBC to TikTok, A&S alumnus Gave Lindo has followed his passion for storytelling

July 18, 2022

There are a lot of things Arts & Science alumnus Gave Lindo could have done with the three degrees he earned at the University of Toronto, but he ultimately decided he could best contribute to the world through the lens of the media.

Masai Ujiri addressing convocation

Masai Ujiri, architect behind the Toronto Raptors’ 2019 championship, receives honorary degree

July 18, 2022

In Toronto, he is beloved as the architect behind the Raptors’ first NBA championship title. But well before he became the trailblazing president of a major-league basketball team, Masai Ujiri was known as a passionate advocate for the role of sport to educate and enrich the lives of African youth.

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