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Four A&S faculty awarded prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships

April 12, 2021

Four acclaimed professors from the Faculty of Arts & Science are among the recipients of this year’s prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships.

Two A&S professors receive federal grants for COVID-19 modelling projects

April 09, 2021

Two professors from the Faculty of Arts & Science will receive funding from the Government of Canada to advance the country’s ability to better respond to health emergencies like COVID-19 through its Emerging Infectious Diseases Modelling Initiative.

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A&S professor uses machine learning to decode housing market

April 08, 2021

The current housing market is one of urban life’s greatest mysteries. Why have prices risen so precipitously of late? What factors prevent large cities from providing comfortable housing to citizens with well-paying jobs, let alone everyone else?

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The 'sovereignty of the good'— new book explores Platonism's central role in Christianity

April 01, 2021

What do Platonism and Christianity have in common? Have you got a few years?

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Analysis of fossils of extinct apes adds to theory that pre-humans first evolved in Europe

April 01, 2021

New analysis of prehistoric ape fossils previously discovered in Hungary and Spain is adding weight to the theory that the ancestors of African apes and humans evolved in Europe before migrating to Africa between nine and seven million years ago.

Atmospheric physicist, Paul Kushner, awarded Patterson Medal for distinguished service to meteorology in Canada

March 15, 2021

Paul Kushner, a professor of atmospheric physics in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Physics, has been awarded the 2019 Patterson Medal Award for Distinguished Service to Meteorology in Canada.

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U of T study shows winter road salt poses year-round threat to aquatic life in Toronto’s rivers

March 11, 2021

As winter ends and the spring runoff begins, two researchers from the University of Toronto are reporting that the salt spread on roads and sidewalks around the Greater Toronto Area during the winter months remains a threat to aquatic life in the city’s rivers in the summer.

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Physicist James Drummond receives double honours for his contributions to the Canadian space community

March 10, 2021

On December 18, 1999, James Drummond and his colleagues watched as an Atlas rocket lifted off from Vandenburgh Airforce Base in California carrying NASA’s Terra satellite into Earth orbit.

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Discovery of 'knock-on chemistry' opens new frontier in reaction dynamics

March 02, 2021

Research by a team of chemists at the University of Toronto, led by Nobel Prize-winning researcher John Polanyi, is shedding new light on the behaviour of molecules as they collide and exchange atoms during chemical reaction.

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While Perseverance roves Mars in search of life, the Deep Earth reveals processes contributing to “prebiotic soup” at home

February 21, 2021

Perseverance has successfully landed on the 3.5 to 4 billion year old rocks around Jezero Crater on Mars. With multiple international missions actively exploring our red planet neighbor, scientists eagerly await findings that will challenge and advance our understanding of Mars.

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