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Alán Aspuru-Guzik

U of T's Alán Aspuru-Guzik on self-driving laboratories that use robotics, AI to automate routine parts of experiments

October 09, 2019

To accelerate progress in labs all over the world, quantum mechanic Alán Aspuru-Guzik wants researchers to embrace laboratories that can make smart decisions all on their own.

Patrick Pallagi.

For aspiring U of T physicist, meeting with Nobel Prize winners a rare chance to learn from world's brightest

October 09, 2019

Patrick Pallagi, a second-year student studying Physics at the University of Toronto's, Faculty of Arts & Science, has come closer than most to the prestigious Nobel Prize.

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BMO Financial Group's $5-million gift will fund exploration of the creative potential of AI

October 07, 2019

With its largest-ever gift to a single Canadian institution, BMO Financial Group is investing $5 million to explore the potential of artificial intelligence and other revolutionary technologies in a novel way.

Justice Rosalie Abella.

Justice Rosalie Abella receives U of T alumni award for 'unwavering commitment to human rights and equality'

October 04, 2019

Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella, a champion of human rights and social justice, was presented with the Rose Wolfe Distinguished Alumni Award for 2019 at a heartfelt ceremony witnessed by about 200 of her friends, colleagues and family.

Dan Newman.

'Share your writing often, widely and early': Daniel Newman of Milestones and Pathways offers writing advice to grad students

October 04, 2019

Finding your way in graduate school can be a challenge.

Beyond the nitty gritty of research, it’s the first time many students may be asked to write thesis chapters, grant proposals, conference abstracts and journal articles.

And it can be hard to know where to begin.

Ashley Reynolds holds the Smilodon fatalis metacarpal from Medicine Hat, AB.

U of T paleontologists find traces of sabre-toothed cat in Medicine Hat

October 04, 2019

New research shows that the fearsome sabre-toothed predator Smilodon fatalis lived in Alberta, Canada, during the Ice Age, according to scientists at the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). This identification marks the northern-most record of the sabre-toothed cat by about 1,000 kilometres.

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Meet Manula Adhihetty: A&S alumnus set to make his mark in law

October 03, 2019

The Faculty of Law at the Universtity of Toronto is excited to welcome, and welcome back, all of their students — JD, graduate and transfer students — and most especially their incoming first-year law (1L) students. A&S alumnus Manula Adhihetty was featured in in their annual series of new first-year profiles.

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Ant-plant partnerships may play unexpected role in ant evolution

October 03, 2019

Text mining of over 89,000 scientific papers reveals new evolutionary insights

President Meric Gertler.

President Meric Gertler talks about actions U of T is taking on mental health

October 03, 2019

University of Toronto President Meric Gertler said he was devastated to learn of the death of a student on campus last week, particularly since the university has been working to address issues surrounding mental health on campus for the past six months.

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Task force on student mental health draws 'huge interest' from U of T community

October 01, 2019

Last week’s death of a University of Toronto student has underscored the need to address student mental health on campus — an issue the university is tackling with

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