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Center for Social Sciences awards 2022-23 grants
Seagrasses continue to release methane after their die-off
High levels of hazardous chemicals found in Canadian nail salons: University of Toronto study
Federally Funded Sex Education Programs Linked to Decline in Teen Birth Rates, New Study Shows
How can we get better at telling misinformation from reliable expert consensus?
Cornell doctoral candidate wins national 3MT competition
DNA testing exposes tactics of international criminal networks trafficking elephant ivory
University of Toronto marks entrustment of Anti-Semitism Working Group Report
Architecture Breaks Ground at 150 Years
Cornell-inspired NY soil law buoys climate-change resilience
New Technique Improves Directed Evolution of Microorganisms
Satellite Imagery Gives Researchers Timeline of When Swine Waste Lagoons Were Built
Mechanism of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis Discovered
Applied Molecular Therapies launches its first theranostic product in prostate cancer treatment
Tokyo Tech Admissions Fair Online Thailand held
Brain Training with Neurofeedback Shows Enhanced Benefits on Cognitive Functions
Hemoglobin acts as chemosensory cue for mother mice to protect pups
Google’s search dominance risk to consumers
University of Toronto dentistry grad preserves history of Underground Railroad
Healing Hurt: Indigenous women lead campaign to educate health-care providers on culturally safe care
Frozen spawn could heat up shellfish industry efficiency
Engineers reveal cause of key sodium-ion battery flaw
Economist helps solve Covid missing data problems
University of Toronto’s Wisdom Tettey speaks to TVO about how Canadian universities are fighting anti-Black racism
Slow walk and memory issues may predict dementia risk
Manchester satellite program wins national engineering award
Kagome Metals Baffle Science
Star power reached in nuclear fusion
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Next-gen lightning strike protection devices to save lives
Eating prunes may help protect against bone loss in older women
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Superstars of STEM funded for stratospheric success
Douglas and Lola Douglas scholar to help reduce youth detention
How women and girls are transforming STEM
Sport during school linked to academic performance
Phi Kappa Tau Reigns Again as MTU Winter Carnival Snow Statue Champs
Universities ‘a golden bullet’ in race to realize Canada’s net-zero future, University of Toronto’s Scott Mabury says
Potential to identify risk of Alzheimer’s in middle age
Fix, Not Fight: Scientists Help Plants Regenerate After Injury
Lund Debate examines migration, global public health
Black Death Mortality not as Widespread as Long Thought
‘Multisector dynamics’ studies how human, Earth systems interact
Manchester academic joins inquiry into Government’s levelling up agenda
Three from engineering win Navy Young Investigator Awards
Nearly third of TV ads play to empty rooms
Hospitals in Communities with More People of Color Less Likely to Offer Programs Addressing Opioid Use
States Increasingly Require Employers to Provide Paid Sick Leave- But Even More States Block Local Paid Sick Policies

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