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Christina D&#039;Amico

Three Minute Thesis: can nineteenth-century novels prevent financial crises?

April 15, 2016

It’s a counter-intuitive argument: present-day policy-makers responding to global financial crises could learn a lot from the novels of Nathaniel Hawthorne, or the memoirs of Henry David Thoreau.

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Level Up: collaboration by U of T, OCAD is now the largest student gaming showcase in Ontario

April 13, 2016

Television screens, game consoles, motion sensors and virtual reality (VR) goggles took over the Design Exchange in downtown Toronto for the 6th Annual Level Up showcase.

Raquel Urtasan

Computer scientist combines passion for machine learning, computer vision and robotics

April 08, 2016

Ever since her time as an undergraduate, Raquel Urtasun has been fascinated by machine learning (or teaching computers how to think), computer vision (helping computers perceive videos and photos) and robotics.

Bryan Gaensler

Planet ArtSci Episode 10: Magnets, aliens and why your dog poops in circles

April 08, 2016

Professor Bryan Gaensler, director of the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, explains how magnets impact the lives of people and animals in mysterious ways, how a powerful new radio-telescope proje

Michael Gervers

Planet ArtSci Episode 9: Medieval chivalry, rock-cut churches and the ancient language of Ge’ez

April 07, 2016

U of T medievalist Michael Gervers discusses medieval codes of honour, his obsession with churches carved out of rock faces and the importance of the ancient Ethiopic language of Ge’ez.

Professor Hy Van Luong and students at the entrance of “Hoi An Covered Bridge” in Da Nang.

Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City are a study in contrasts for undergraduates

April 06, 2016

One of University of Toronto student Ongio Tsui’s favourite mementos from his recent journey to Vietnam is a cell phone video of him riding on the back of one of Ho Chi Minh City’s ubiquitous motorbikes.

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The Robot Will See You Now: U of T experts on the revolution of artificial intelligence in medicine

April 05, 2016

Make room, stethoscope and otoscope. Artificial intelligence (AI) applications are increasingly among the physician’s standard instruments,experts at the University of Toronto say.

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Earth Science undergraduates get field work insights in Spain

April 05, 2016

“We can talk about all these tectonic events and floods, but until you see it for yourself, you can’t make all the interpretations you need to,” says University of Toronto Earth Sciences PhD student Benjamin Moulton, f

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U of T will boost climate-change research, innovation and education

March 31, 2016

The University of Toronto is supporting new academic projects in the fight against climate change – an area in which the University is already recognized as a global leader.

Emily Tsui

Undergraduate sheds light on mysterious decline of Arctic organization

March 31, 2016

University of Toronto undergraduate student Emily Tsui went to Alaska to research the mysterious decline of a once-robust Arctic organization that can trace its roots to the Cold War, but what she discovered was a field of her own.

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