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Data, heat and parks: Data Sciences Institute funded researchers explore the connection

June 13, 2023

Hotter days in Toronto mean more people flocking to parks for relief, but just how are these green spaces being utilized during extreme heat?

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Just because your child isn’t paying attention, doesn’t mean they’re not learning: U of T researchers

June 12, 2023

A team of researchers has shown that children’s inability to pay attention goes hand in hand with their ability to outperform adults in paying attention and retaining information they were instructed to disregard.

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With digital messaging tools for mental health, context is key, U of T researchers find

May 26, 2023

When it comes to the expanding realm of digital mental health tools, context matters in delivering support that is timely, appropriate and relevant, Arts & Science computer scientists say.

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Joint EMHSeed & XSeed grant recipients announced

May 18, 2023

The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering Research Office announced the recipients of the 2023-2025 Joint EMHSeed & XSeed Funding Program.

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PhD candidate Francisco Yarur Villanueva aims to practice and promote green chemistry

May 17, 2023

“Imagine you’re baking a cake,” says Francisco Yarur Villanueva, a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry.

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Interactive ‘Stargazer’ camera robot assists with how-to video creation

May 16, 2023

A group of U of T computer scientists wants to make it easier for content creators to film how-to videos.

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New research on training decision-making AI reveals insights into normative judgments

May 15, 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly called on to apply normative judgments to real-world facts on behalf of human decision-makers. Already today, AI systems perform content moderation, offer sentencing recommendations, and assess the creditworthiness of prospective debtors.

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From the lab to the library, alum Virlana Shchuka researches the 'art and science' of maternal health

May 10, 2023

Virlana Shchuka has long been fascinated by two questions: how the human body’s cells communicate with one another and how writers express encoded ideas in their novels. The Faculty of Arts & Science enabled her to pursue both passions and explore their connections.

'Care is a lifelong engagement': Ito Peng’s award-winning research is getting the world’s attention

May 03, 2023

It was one of the biggest lessons of COVID-19: when our care system grinds to a halt, society soon follows.

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'Anger is red, sadness is blue': Researchers explore how we depict and perceive emotions with colour and line

May 02, 2023

In Pixar’s animated film Inside Out, a young girl named Riley struggles with her emotions as she and her parents adjust to life in a new city. Riley’s emotions are depicted as characters inside her — arguing, debating and making decisions about her life.

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