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Social Sciences - Campus - 28.01.2022

Anthropologist Rosemary Joyce awarded honorary doctorate

Campus - 27.01.2022

Interactive art project of IIS lecturer and Bèta-gamma students on gender bias

Astronomy / Space Science - Campus - 27.01.2022

Lunar New Year 2022 - celebrating the Year of the Tiger

Health - Campus - 27.01.2022

UQ community shines in Australia Day Honours

Campus - Social Sciences - 27.01.2022

Let There be Light

Life Sciences - Campus - 27.01.2022

Researchers shed light on how fetal alcohol exposure increases risk of development disorders
Researchers at the University of Toronto's Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy have uncovered mechanisms that help to explain how the breast cancer 1 susceptibility protein (BRCA1), best known for its rol

Campus - Life Sciences - 27.01.2022

Spotlight on... Professor Lasana Harris

Campus - Law - 27.01.2022

U-M law expert: Biden to benefit from timing of Justice Breyer’s retirement announcement

Campus - 26.01.2022

Engineering online master’s program ranked No. 1 for veterans

Campus - Health - 26.01.2022

Four CMU Faculty Named AAAS Fellows

Campus - Architecture - 26.01.2022

Researchers use ’virtual slime mould’ to design a TTC subway network less prone to disruption
It doesn't have a brain and survives on rotting vegetable matter - but it could offer valuable insights into city planning, according to a team of University of Toronto researchers. Physarum polycephalum is a slime mould, a single-celled amoeboid organism that grows as a greenish-yellow system of veins.

Physics - Campus - 26.01.2022

Researchers earn distinction as AAAS fellows

Campus - Computer Science - 26.01.2022

The future of talent and innovation

History / Archeology - Campus - 26.01.2022

Black history at Waterloo in photos

Campus - Health - 26.01.2022

Provincial recognition for exceptional contributions

Health - Campus - 26.01.2022

Six UC San Diego Experts Elected AAAS Fellows in 2021

Campus - Social Sciences - 26.01.2022

$12M gift of Chinese calligraphy transforms Asian art collection at U-M Museum of Art

Campus - 25.01.2022

Bath amongst first in UK to achieve new accreditation for Natural Sciences courses

Campus - 25.01.2022

Julia von Blumenthal and Joybrato Mukherjee want to become president of the Humboldt-Universität

Campus - 25.01.2022

Berlin’s Universities and Colleges Shocked by Attack at Heidelberg University

Campus - 25.01.2022

’A profound international experience’: Carlos Vargas to focus on global engagement at University of Toronto Scarborough

Campus - Health - 25.01.2022

UIC’s online bachelor’s programs among nation’s best

Campus - Social Sciences - 25.01.2022

’We are shocked and shaken’ - Sympathy and Solidarity from all over the World

Astronomy / Space Science - Campus - 25.01.2022

Astronomers to put new space telescope through its paces
An artist's depiction of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which will peer into the very early years of the universe and the atmospheres of nearby exoplanets.

Campus - Health - 25.01.2022

Berkeley prepares to resume in-person instruction

Campus - 24.01.2022

University of Birmingham’s Natural Sciences degrees accredited by the Society for Natural Sciences

Environment - Campus - 24.01.2022

Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay arrives in Malaysia with University of Birmingham

Health - Campus - 24.01.2022

UI Health doctors to study new diagnostic test for preeclampsia in Africa

Campus - Health - 24.01.2022

UCLA food studies institute to tackle global food challenges

Campus - 24.01.2022

Beyond Wordle: University of Toronto students, staff and faculty share their pandemic hobbies

Campus - Health - 24.01.2022

Eminent researcher and educator appointed Curtin senior leader

Campus - 24.01.2022

Curtin Singapore on the move to thriving new campus precinct

Campus - Pharmacology - 24.01.2022

University of Toronto alumnus supports development of biosimilars initiative in the Northwest Territories

Campus - 24.01.2022

Freie Universität Berlin Sends Its Condolences to Heidelberg University in the Wake of Attack

Campus - 22.01.2022

President Meric Gertler outlines University of Toronto’s global strategy: Times Higher Education

Pedagogy - Campus - 21.01.2022

New U-M certification pathway will help stem teacher shortages

Health - Campus - 21.01.2022

Commending Professor Mark Servos’ efforts to track the spread of COVID-19

Pedagogy - Campus - 21.01.2022

Children’s book helps kids cope with a premature sibling

Campus - Music - 21.01.2022

BXA Introduces New Engineering Studies and Arts Degree Program
In response to student requests and as part of an expansion in areas of study at Carnegie Mellon University, a new degree program is being introduced that's tailored to students with a solid math and science background who also have strong creative talents and interests.

Campus - Innovation - 21.01.2022

Design Students Envision New Ways to Provide Relief in a Water Crisis
The studio teamed with alumnus-run Bollinger Motors on a mobile water-filtration systems project Jackson, Mississippi, faced a dire water crisis earlier this year.

Campus - Social Sciences - 21.01.2022

Data Privacy Week 2022: Keep It Private

Campus - Social Sciences - 21.01.2022

College money for public service? UC Berkeley students soon can apply

Campus - 21.01.2022

Dania Matos: Standing with our Jewish community

Campus - Social Sciences - 20.01.2022

Exploring Allyship at UC San Diego’s Virtual Triton Leaders Conference

Health - Campus - 20.01.2022

Step Up: Walking May Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk for Adults 65 and Older
Walking regularly and at greater intensity may help prevent Type 2 diabetes among 70 and 80 year olds, according to one of the first studies measuring steps and pace among this population.

Computer Science - Campus - 20.01.2022

From Coffee Cart to Educational Computing Platform

Campus - 20.01.2022

UC San Diego Breaks Ground on Interior Renovations at Geisel Library

Administration - Campus - 20.01.2022