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September 4
6 leading researchers join U of T via federal initiative to draw world-class talent
Six researchers at the forefront of advances in human health, technology, the natural world and the next frontier are joining the University of Toronto through a major federal initiative to bring top international talent to Canada. MRI scientist Adrienne Campbell-Washburn, computer science engineer Tanya Berger-Wolf, biostatistician Shu (Joy) Jiang, chemical biologist Michelle Arkin, economist Raymond Fisman and astrophysicist Sara Seager have all been named Eddie Goldenberg Research […]
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November 9
Developing solutions to address climate change represents a huge opportunity for Ontario – and the University of Toronto can play a key role in helping to lead the way. That was the message delivered by David Sinton, a professor of mechanical engineering in U of T’s Faculty of Applied Science &... Read More
November 8
The University of Toronto has partnered with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Metrolinx to bring a mobile vaccine clinic – housed in a GO bus – to the St. George campus. The GO bus has been transformed into a mobile pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic that operates on a first-come, first-served ba... Read More
November 5
Many people who contract COVID-19 get better on their own at home, but more serious cases can involve hospitalization and months of recovery – or more. Angela Cheung and Margaret Herridge, both professors in the University of Toronto's department of medicine in the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, a... Read More
November 2
The U7+ Alliance of World Universities, of which the University of Toronto is a founding member, says it will take action on climate goals coming out of the COP26 conference in Glasgow. In a recent statement, U of T President Meric Gertler and the presidents of 28 other universities from 12 countri... Read More