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Snow’s response to climate change focus of new project
Pandemic-era crowdfunding more common, successful in affluent communities
Engineer ing team places first in AutoDrive Challenge for fourth straight year
Adolescents exposed to gun violence – new study finds sharp, ethnoracial and income disparities
Improving heart health for older women
Researchers spur scientists to play bigger role in future Clean-Water policy
Computers help researchers find materials to turn solar power into hydrogen
Report highlights economic impact of research at Penn State 17 June
Magnetic tweezers reveal polymers’ hidden properties
University of Toronto President Meric Gertler invites Class of 2021 to virtual convocation ceremony
Online ILR publications open up wealth of workplace wisdom
University opening its virtual doors for annual community festival
Expanding access to oral contraceptives does not pose risk to patient safety
Turning Heat on: A Flexible Device for Localized Heat Treatment of Living Tissues
A research year with no juicy highlights
How to shut down power stations of cancer cells
CSIRO appoints new Chief Scientist
NT Health refuses to allow COVID testing of crew on vessel at centre of Port of Darwin alleged biosecurity breach
Strengthening Australia’s national research assessments
Lean and mean: Maximizing 5G communications with an energy-efficient relay network
Nation-wide kilojoule labelling needed on fast food
Monash, BiVACOR-led consortium to develop and commercialise world-first durable total artificial heart
Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute Scientists Urge Crackdown on Air Pollution to Help Heart
COVID-19 school closures accelerate education inequities in Ontario: University of Toronto researchers
Researchers work to increase speed, reliability of wireless communications
Juneteenth reverberates with triumph, pain, past and present
Heather Reisman, business leader, philanthropist and champion of literacy, receives honorary degree
Amazing world of flame balls, doughnuts and horseshoes
PEW scholar builds on gene-editing technology
Manchester launches Advanced Nuclear Energy roadmap
Mouse numbers stabilise with cold weather, but plague is not over yet
Great Science Share for Schools engages 200,000 pupils
Cooperation, grassroots action and First Peoples’ knowledge will unlock Australia’s blue economy
Family and Domestic Violence Prevention Month
$6.7m funding boost to reduce medication harm
More awareness of elder abuse needed as risk to people living with dementia of increasing concern
A world first in imaging technology
Report highlights economic impact of research at Penn State
University of Toronto precision medicine program offers training in cross-disciplinary science
Growth of Powder Metal Industry focus of LaunchBox Speaker Series program
Communication Technology and Study of Collective Behavior Must Become a “Crisis Discipline,” Researchers Argue
Increased Organizational Support for Employees’ Adoption Efforts Yields Positive Benefits
Making space commonplace: University of Toronto startup works with NASA on low-cost exoplanet research
Removing barriers through remote opportunities
A champion of ethics and collaboration in public service, former city manager Shirley Hoy receives honorary degree
Turbulence gets eagles up to speed
Evolution of Good Taste
Mould exposure significantly increased chance of COPD flare up in study

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