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A 100-year-old chemical formula co-developed by one of the University of Toronto's first female medical graduates has helped U of T researchers…
Women who are married suffer less partner abuse, substance abuse or post-partum depression around the time of pregnancy than women who are…
Dramatic patient resuscitations. Fierce competition. Obscure medical cases. Popular television shows such as Grey’s Anatomy and House…
Scientists at the University of Toronto have discovered that genetic mutations – regarded by many as the chief cause of cancer growth –…
They are entrepreneurs, business executives, lawyers, public servants, trailblazers and trendsetters. Now they are also Canada’s Top 100 Most…
From stores and movie theatres to banks and airlines, the service industry has undergone a massive digital transformation in recent years to better…
In 2006, alumnus Darren Anderson was one of six University of Toronto scientists with the Department of Chemistry who banded together to launch Vive…
The Personal Genome Project Canada (PGP-C) launches this week giving Canadians an unprecedented opportunity to participate in a groundbreaking…
“Walking to school is not dead,” proclaimed Professor Guy Faulkner, as he led a multidisciplinary panel of experts through a public…
Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Edward (Ted) Sargent is the winner of the 2012 Steacie Prize. Not only is Professor Sargent the fourth…
Six University of Toronto students have been selected as part of The Next 36, the annual program aimed at promoting Canadian entrepreneurship among…
When Kaiyu Zhang strapped on skates for the first time, he had a typical beginner’s experience. “I fell so hard that people came over and asked,…