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It’s an important sign of how climate change is affecting the Arctic ecosystem: a tiny organism that anchors the marine food chain is blooming…
She’s been an award-winning documentary filmmaker and she’s taken pictures with National Geographic – and that’s on top of her…
The sciences often fail to capture the attention of young students – particularly in areas of the world where education resources are scarce.…
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The need to better understand, treat and even prevent diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s grows increasingly urgent as…
Three years ago Erik Schneiderhan sat in an interview with two U of T Mississauga faculty members who blew him away with their energy and…
A new computer-based algorithm that calculates each patient’s individual risk of death may help reduce the number of heart failure deaths and…
The first day of convocation ceremonies at the º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½ saw the very first Physician Assistants cross the stage at Convocation Hall…
He has shared his love of physics and of teaching with generations of students, teaching assistants and faculty members. Now, the Canadian…
The richest and poorest people in Toronto are hospitalized for different reasons, says a new study led by U of T researchers. And different hospitals…
They work with tiny molecules but they are giants in their fields, renowned for path-breaking research and inspired teaching. Now, Professor Lewis Kay…