An app to help people who have issues with their memory. Implantable electrodes to help relieve pain. A waste-reducing tool for the oilsands.
An app to help people who have issues with their memory. Implantable electrodes to help relieve pain. A waste-reducing tool for the oilsands.
Researchers at the University of Toronto are receiving over $800,000 from the Connaught Fund, a research funding source unique to the U of T.
The tunnel and bridge that connect Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan comprise the busiest border crossing in North America.
Four projects at the University of Toronto – in areas that range from seniors’ vaccinations and mitochondrial health to synthetic biology and research translation – will receive a total of $1 million through the impact-focused
How and why we die are questions that hold a lot of meaning for Prabhat Jha.
What can we learn from plants about making the best use of the sun’s abundant energy?
University of Toronto research on a huge range of societal challenges is getting a big boost to the tune of more than $900,000.
Insects destroy up to one quarter of global crops each year, resulting in estimated losses of up to $470 billion. Even in greenhouse conditions, pests can still cause damage by making their way inside through vents.
Research excellence in projects as varied as plastic solar cells, “extreme” astronomical devices to detect earth-like planets outside our solar system and the potential of music to promote healing has been recognized by the University of T