Science
“Wrong side of history”: U of T criticized for involvement in Hawaiian telescope project
U of T faculty, students in solidarity with Native Hawaiian protests to protect sacred site
How new technologies are transforming care for dementia patients
A conversation with Dr. Arlene Astell: using tech to improve the quality of life for aging population
A dyeing tradition: Engineering F!rosh practice linked to cancer
Ingestion of purple dye poses risk, warns Health Canada following years-long international investigation
A new tumour analysis technique could improve predictions for pancreatic cancer outcomes
Method could assist in developing treatment plans, reduce health care costs, says U of T-affiliated paper
Epidemiology PhD student named 2019 Vanier Scholar for research fighting antibiotic resistance
Jean-Paul Soucy is developing community-based solutions for Canada’s largest antibiotic prescribers
Dunlap Institute celebrates 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon landing
SpaceTime event featured talks, games to commemorate first spaceflight to land humans on the Moon
How physicians in Canada invent new surgeries
A conversation with Dr. Sunit Das on ethical oversight in surgery innovation
Enlightened minds, illuminated research
How the AGO’s art inspires researchers at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre