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Chris Sasaki - A&S News

Lizards reveal the forces that shape biodiversity

March 16, 2023

“If you pick a spot in, say, a rainforest, and count the number of different species of lizards within 15 metres and you come up with a number,” says Luke Mahler, “What determines that number?”

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'Pay attention and you might miss it': Psychology researchers show we’re learning even when we’re not paying attention

February 24, 2023

When Alexandra Decker was taking her multiple-choice driving exam recently, she realized that the correct answer was always the longest and most detailed one provided.

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Earth Sciences students return from Chile’s Atacama Desert with rocks, minerals and memories

February 23, 2023

While most travelers return home with mementoes like postcards and t-shirts, earth sciences professors Dan Gregory and Corliss Sio and their students returned from a trip to Chile with over 25

Irene Nosyk combined artistry and science in her illustrations for the Department of Zoology

February 02, 2023

Today, sophisticated data visualization tools and advanced imaging technology make it easier than ever for scientists and instructors to create their own images for use in research and teaching.

Statistical astronomer Joshua Speagle awarded the Polanyi Prize in physics

January 17, 2023

Professor of astrostatistics Joshua Speagle, from the Faculty of Arts & Science’s David A.

Statistical Sciences’ Elena Tuzhilina awarded 2022 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Awards of Excellence

January 11, 2023

Elena Tuzhilina, an assistant professor in the

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U of T experimental physicists dip their toes into the quantum ocean

January 11, 2023

"Suppose you knew everything there was to know about a water molecule — the chemical formula, the bond angle, etc.,” says experimental physicist Joseph Thywissen.

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Best Photos from Arts & Science in 2022

December 07, 2022

From the relationship-positive songs of Sonny & Cher, to newly discovered fossils of creatures that lived 500 million years ago, to the role of technology in the lives of 19th and 20th century Black New Yorkers — many of the stories from the Faculty of Arts & Science in 2022 were told through captivating images.

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Inspired by her First Nations Heritage and love of nature, Jaime Grimm researches salmon conservation

November 30, 2022

PhD student Jaime Grimm’s research into fish pathogens and salmon conservation — and how she conducts that research — is the culmination of growing up amidst the rich ecosystems of Canada’s West Coast, parents who nurtured a love of nature in her, and her Salteaux First Nations heritage.

For first-year student Annika Waschke, university is about mind, body and soul

November 22, 2022

When Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket lifts off the launch pad sometime in 2023, first-year student Annika Waschke will be watching with much more interest than most.

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