Chris Sasaki

News stories by Chris Sasaki

"" February 21, 2025 Researchers explore how fisheries affect child development
scientist uses a pipette to measure out fluid in a lab September 17, 2024 Researchers' lab technique could speed forensic analysis in sexual assault cases
"" August 6, 2024 Supermassive black hole mergers could be explained by dark matter: Study
"" June 3, 2024 16-year-old physics grad completes ‘incredible journey’ at U of T
"" May 24, 2024 U of T researchers identify 'degrees of Kevin Bacon' gene in fruit flies
A large group of students sit in a room for the hackathon May 6, 2024 Students tackle impact of climate change at U of T Climate Impacts Hackathon
"" February 8, 2024 U of T researcher seeks out new insights on the universe's oldest galaxies
view of the pacfic ocean from space February 6, 2024 U of T geoscientists shed new light on plate tectonics
"" November 22, 2023 In his latest book, U of T prof tells the story of the human mind
"" November 3, 2023 Researchers use powerful AI tool to gain new insights into protein structures
"" October 20, 2023 We should believe what climate models are telling us: U of T computer scientist
"" September 7, 2023 Researchers reveal the hidden world of Toronto's urban predators – and their prey
"" August 30, 2023 U of T undergrad student takes the fight against climate change to the streets
view of earth from space with the sun shining in the background July 13, 2023 For a billion years, Earth's day lasted just 19.5 hours  – a new study reveals why
"" June 28, 2023 Astronomers discover new link between dark matter and 'clumpiness' of the universe
a father and son look at a laptop screen together while the son does is homework June 21, 2023 Children are learning even if they don't pay attention: Study
Reference illustration from the U of T study, including yellow, green and orange colours May 3, 2023 Researchers explore how we depict and perceive emotions through colour and line in visual art
An image of Graphene April 11, 2023 Researchers develop new insight into the enigmatic realm of 'strange metals'
(Clockwise from top left) Catherine Moore, Ashton Anderson, Karina Vold, Paul Bloom, Valérie Kindarji and Paolo Granata (supplied images, photo of Bloom by Greg Martin) April 5, 2023 Brave new tech: Experts say AI tools like ChatGPT – and the ethical questions they raise – are here to stay
"" March 20, 2023 By studying lizards, researchers reveal the forces that shape biodiversity