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Joseph Jay Williams.

Using computer science methods to discover how people learn

October 11, 2018

The University of Toronto’s Joseph Jay Williams is using computer science methods to enhance education.

Professor Jeffrey Rosenthal holding a fortune cookie

As luck would have it: U of T statistician's new book explores the meaning of luck in everyday life

October 10, 2018

When Joe Parker offered to take a photo of a vacationing family at a beach in Waikiki, he had no idea at first that he’d just met his half-brother. Rick Hill, the man he’d just photographed, had a noticeable Massachusetts accent, and Parker commented on it. They soon discovered that they grew up in neighbouring towns.

A starry night

Advancing the search for extraterrestrial life

October 10, 2018

To advance the search for extraterrestrial life in the universe, NASA should support research on a broader range of biosignatures and environments, and incorporate the field of astrobiology – the study of the origins of life in the universe and the search for life on other worlds – into all stages of future exploratory missions, says a

Matthew Timm, Lydie Leung, John Polanyi and Kelvin Anggara.

University of Toronto chemists taste 'forbidden fruit' of reaction dynamics

October 05, 2018

Discovery advances ability to control chemical reactions.

Scientists at the University of Toronto have found a way to select the outcome of chemical reaction by employing an elusive and long-sought factor known as the ‘impact parameter’.

Illustration of sonic boom

Astronomers discover sonic boom from powerful unseen explosion

October 04, 2018

A team of astronomers has detected the sonic boom from an immensely powerful cosmic explosion, even though the explosion itself was totally unseen.

For years, astronomers have been hunting all over the sky for an example of this strange phenomenon, known as an “orphan afterglow.” At last, now they’ve finally found one.

Markus Dubber

U of T's Centre for Ethics speeds ahead with popular 'ethics of AI' focus

October 04, 2018

Markus Dubber tapped a deep well of interest when he hosted an “Ethics of AI in Context” talk at the University of Toronto’s Centre for Ethics last fall – an event that drew about double the usual number of attendees and

Tania Li.

Anthropologist Tania Li honoured with SSHRC Insight Award

October 03, 2018

Prestigious prize recognizes lessons learned from sustained investigation of new rural economies in Indonesia.

Professor Njoki Wane

U of T's African scholars, community leaders celebrated at awards ceremony

October 03, 2018

“A community is everything.”

So says Professor Njoki Wane, chair of the department of social justice education at the University of Toronto’s Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE).

Eric Fishback. Abdullah Farooq. Donald Lv.

Get to know Canada's best and brightest high school philosophers

October 01, 2018

In an effort to promote interest in philosophical study at all levels, the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts & Science at U of T runs the Aristotle Contest, an annual philosoph

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A&S Student Communications team recognized among Canada's best

October 01, 2018

The Faculty of Arts & Science Student Communications team has been honoured with three Silver Leaf Awards of Excellence from the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC).

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