A new model developed by a U of T Scarborough biologist may help researchers better understand how diseases will be affected by climate change.
“Climate change is altering the environment as we know…
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U of T Scarborough research finds big improvements to TTC commutes on King Street pilot route
U of T Scarborough researchers have crunched the numbers from the King Street pilot project’s first two weeks in operation and found big improvements to travel times for TTC commuters along the city’…
Researchers find exciting potential for little-known exoplanet – and discover another planet in the process
New research using data collected by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) has revealed that a little-known exoplanet called K2-18b could well be a scaled-up version of Earth.
Just as exciting,…
Developments in AI may help explain why neurons are shaped the way they are
The shape of our neurons may indicate our brains actually employ a type of learning, dubbed “deep learning,” that was developed to drive artificial intelligence (AI) applications, U of T Scarborough…
A ray of hope on World AIDS Day for Canadian immigrants
It’s World AIDS Day and this year, I am moving beyond remembering loved ones. I am shifting to a forward position and a distinct political hopefulness.
My wish on this World AIDS Day is for Canada to…
U of T among top 20 public universities for physical sciences: Times Higher Education
On the downtown Toronto campus, behind a door with a sign saying “Lasers vs Atoms,” Amar Vuthais fine-tuning a clock.
Not just any old timepiece. He and his research team are developing an atomic…
$1.7-million gift will help U of T Scarborough become a player in sports management
Already a leader in global business management, U of T Scarborough will now offer innovative programming in sports management and boost support for international business students thanks to a…
Uncovering churches carved out of rock in Ethiopia
Carving churches out of rock using only a hammer and chisel may seem extraordinary to most, but for those living in rural areas of Ethiopia, it’s simply an expression of faith.
“It’s hard work ……
U of T to honour and celebrate ‘research impact leaders’ with new award
Composed a symphony that’s moved audiences, published a bestseller or developed an innovation? Produced research that has led to an important global policy shift that’s saved lives?
The University of…
Why ring-tailed lemurs raise a ‘stink’ when they flirt with potential mates
A new U of T Scarborough study finds that a unique ritual performed by male ring-tailed lemurs may come at a significant physical cost, but it could help their chances in securing a mate.
“Stink-…
Using old cookbooks to explore the history of Chinese food
In a recent Culinaria Research Centre collaboration, students had the opportunity to examine the global history of Chinese food through cooking and academic discussion.
“This event is part of an…
U of T Scarborough expert 'somewhat optimistic' about UN climate summit
The UN climate change conference, otherwise known as COP23, kicked off in Bonn, Germany today with governments working toward a “rule book” to guide the implementation of the Paris Agreement, even as…