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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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From fighting fungus to improving innovation: U of T researchers lead CIFAR interdisciplinary research programs

April 30, 2019

Drug-resistant germs like the fungus Candida auris are making their way into hospitals around the world, stumping scientists who are trying to trace their often-mysterious origins.

Erol Boran, Mark Taylor and Franco Taverna holding their awards

2019 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners

April 30, 2019

Established in 1993, the Outstanding Teaching Awards highlight the value the Faculty places on excellence in teaching. Recipients are selected based on nominations by peers and students.

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2019 Outstanding Staff Award Winners

April 29, 2019

Established in 1999, the Outstanding Staff Awards recognize employees who have achieved excellence in support of the Faculty’s mission of teaching and research. David Cameron, dean of the Faculty of Arts & Science, presented the awards on April 24.

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2019 Superior Teaching Award Winners

April 29, 2019

The Superior Teaching Awards recognize some of the Faculty of Arts & Science’s most exceptional sessional lecturers and graduate student course instructors for their contributions to undergraduate education.

Entanglement is a “quantum correlation” between the properties of particles.

Remote connections? U of T expert on detangling entanglement in quantum physics

April 29, 2019

Quantum computers, quantum cryptography and

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U of T to implement salary increase for more than 800 women faculty members

April 29, 2019

The University of Toronto will implement a 1.3 per cent salary increase for all women faculty members who are tenured or in the tenure stream following an advisory group’s findings on gender-based pay equity. More than 800 women will receive an increase to their base salaries.

Gordon Cressy, a former vice-president of development and university relations at U of T, spoke to Cressy Award winners at Convocation Hall on April 22.

Seizing 'the opportunity to lead and to serve’: Hundreds of students receive Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Awards

April 28, 2019

After 25 years of recognizing outstanding student leaders with an award in his name, Gordon Cressy still insists on taking photos with each of the winners.

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Exploring rainforest trails and career paths in Ecuador

April 26, 2019

On February 22, U of T evolutionary biologist Luke Mahler received an unusual wake-up call: tremors from a 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook him awake at 5 a.m. after a late night of catching specimens with students.

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'The place to find the identity you want to build': Students from the U.K. on why they chose U of T

April 25, 2019

For students from the United Kingdom, studying at the University of Toronto can sometimes seem familiar to school back home. But there are plenty of small differences – from gourmet food trucks to an abundance of course options – that ensure a unique experience.

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