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The Great Canadian Word Hunt

July 02, 2019

With more than 600,000 words in the Oxford English Dictionary, how many of these would you expect to be Canadian? Six thousand? One thousand?

Try about 700.

Bryan Gaensler

U of T astronomer Bryan Gaensler wins mid-career achievement award

July 02, 2019

For years, it has been Bryan Gaensler’s job to decipher astronomy’s biggest questions, train the next generation of astronomers and foster public engagement in science.

Guilherme Teruya, Octavia Andrade-Dixon, Gregory Antono in front of a black wall

A&S undergraduate researchers travel to Brazil to conduct Indigenous language fieldwork

July 02, 2019

Indigenous peoples speak more than 4,000 of the world’s estimated 6,700 languages, but language scholars predict at least half — likely more — of those languages will be extinct by 2100.

Morgan Barense standing in front of two computers

U of T researcher develops smartphone app to combat memory loss: CTV News

July 02, 2019

Cognitive neuroscience researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a smartphone-based app to assist those suffering from memory loss, including those with neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

John Magee sitting on a sofa in his office

John Magee: Tending the human and financial lifeblood of the Faculty

June 28, 2019

At the best of times, the portfolio of the vice-dean, faculty & academic life, is a challenging and unpredictable one encompassing people, careers, teaching and money across the entire Faculty.

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Meet the U of T faculty, alumni and supporters named to the Order of Canada

June 28, 2019

From a critically acclaimed actor to a respected immunologist, the latest appointments to the Order of Canada include several members of the University of Toronto community, reflecting the range of expertise and the diversity that make U of T one of the top universities in the world.

Assistant Professor Erin Bobicki

Seven U of T researchers awarded $3.8 million in federal grants for projects benefiting economy, environment

June 27, 2019

Seven University of Toronto researchers working with industrial and institutional partners have been awarded funding from the federal government for projects ranging from new medical diagnostic tools to environmentally friendly advancements in mining, forestry and manufacturing.

Left to Right: Kangdi Yang, Yaru Yang, Qiwen Zhao and Yuxuan Zhang of U of T&#039;s department of statistical sciences.

U of T students investigate a little-talked about aspect of self-driving cars: Insurance

June 26, 2019

It’s probably not the first question that comes to mind when the topic turns to self-driving cars, but it’s nevertheless a critical one: How will autonomous vehicles be insured?

David Cameron on a rooftop

David Cameron a ‘master craftsman at building a community and instilling a shared sense of purpose’

June 26, 2019

David Cameron has been a steadying force at the University of Toronto.

An accomplished political scientist, Cameron has held the positions of vice-president, Institutional Relations and chair of the Department of Political Science.

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Six students win U of T Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize

June 25, 2019

From an in-depth analysis of a 1950s mass-criticism campaign against a Chinese film to a search for forgotten women composers of the First World War, the winners of this year’s University of Toronto Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize showed the power of library research.

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