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Imagine telling patients suffering from age-related (type-II) osteoporosis that a single injection of stem cells could restore their normal bone…
March 22 is World Water Day and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon is asking for a commitment to improve "the quality, management and protection of…
Responsibility to Protect – R2P for short – was endorsed by the United Nations more than a decade ago. R2P maintains that when a…
After eight years at the helm, William W. Moriarty is retiring from the University of Toronto Asset Management Corporation. “Timing is never an…
Stage magicians are not the only ones who can distract the eye: a new cognitive psychology experiment from the University of Toronto demonstrates how…
An international team of researchers led by Associate Professor Ken Welch will explore in greater detail the metabolic marvels of the hummingbird…
Racialized job applicants may fare even worse in the resumé pile at companies purporting to support diversity than they would at companies that…
Rarely, if ever, do the worlds of algorithms and board games evoke images of two fighters in the ring, but it was billed as the ultimate challenge.…
Natural selection has shaped the ways in which babies grow in different species, including the rate or speed with which they develop. A new study by…
Spinal cord injuries don’t heal like cuts or broken bones. Why? Part of the reason is the formation of scar tissue that acts as both a chemical…
For a small group of Indigenous youth, this March Break was a chance to experience what life would be like as a student at the University of…
On a clear desert evening last November in Death Valley National Park in California, a group of intrepid University of Toronto teachers and students…