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August 19
Anonymized health database will improve patient care
Hospitals, clinics, universities and other health-focused organizations routinely collect data on everything from spinal scans to sleep study results – but much of that valuable intelligence stays tucked away in-house. It’s a missed opportunity for researchers employing artificial intelligence and other data analysis tools to improve health outcomes for patients. “Many organization collect data,” […]
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July 8
Scott Mabury knows the many benefits of living in residence. During his undergraduate studies, he lived on campus at a small, sustainability-oriented college, helping to shape his academic career in environmental chemistry. Now the University of Toronto’s vice-president of operations and real... Read More
July 4
The University of Toronto is moving forward with a reimagined vision for the building planned for 90 Queen’s Park Crescent – one that reflects evolving space requirements in the post-pandemic academic landscape and ensures long-term financial sustainability. The building – set to become a majo... Read More
June 26
The University of Toronto’s artificial intelligence task force has released several high-level recommendations aimed at making the university an “AI-ready” institution while upholding its core missions and values. From teaching and research to student services and administration, the&nbs... Read More
June 9
In its recent announcement on June 9, 2025, the Ontario government reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing home‑grown health‑tech innovation, investing in early‑stage life science ventures through grants across a broad spectrum of cutting‑edge startups. Among the recipients of funding thr... Read More