Kohila Kurunathan
IHEP 2025 Annual Report
2025 was a year of strengthening and momentum, fostering collaboration, and supporting future leaders who will shape Canada’s public health emergency preparedness. In 2026, IHEP looks forward to deepening partnerships and pursuing new opportunities to strengthen resilience and readiness across Canada and beyond.
BRN Faculty Fellowship 3.0
The BRN will provide $10,000 (CAD) in support for faculty members in the tenure and teaching stream. Application deadline: Friday, March 13, 2026, 11:59pm EST
Desjardins Speaker Series: Canada’s Next AI Moment – Ambition the World Can Trust
A candid conversation with world-renowned faculty and entrepreneurs from the University of Toronto ecosystem, who will discuss the opportunities and challenges linked to large language models, generative AI and agentic AI; the potential impact of self-driving labs that leverage machine learning and robotics and a world of physical AI; the ever-increasing need for compute power […]
Who Gets Care When Systems Are Under Strain? Equity and Primary Care in Public Health Emergencies”
Panelists Prof. Chavon Niles, Hon. Kamal Khera P.C., and Liza Arnason will share learning outcomes and their perspectives to address topics posed by panelist and moderator Prof. Arjumand Siddiqi. The live event will only be held in person, but a recording will be available after the event on YouTube. Participants who attend in person are invited to join a meet-and-greet with the panelists after the event.
Research Seminar: Wearables & Remote Monitoring in Heart Failure
This inaugural seminar will spotlight two core research focus areas—Wearables and Remote Monitoring—with presentations from U of T’s Prof. Hani Naguib and JVPLabs’ VP of Technology, Michele Roberts. The session will conclude with a plenary Q&A and informal networking.
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: Jenna Nobles
POP in for an excellent presentation! The Toronto Population Network Speaker Series brings together leading scholars working at the cutting edge of population research. From mortality and health to migration, fertility, and inequality, our speakers showcase innovative methods and substantive findings shaping contemporary population research. Open to students, faculty, and anyone with an interest in […]
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: Student Symposium
POP in for an excellent presentation! The Toronto Population Network Speaker Series brings together leading scholars working at the cutting edge of population research. From mortality and health to migration, fertility, and inequality, our speakers showcase innovative methods and substantive findings shaping contemporary population research. Open to students, faculty, and anyone with an interest in […]
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: Mark Hayward
POP in for an excellent presentation! The Toronto Population Network Speaker Series brings together leading scholars working at the cutting edge of population research. From mortality and health to migration, fertility, and inequality, our speakers showcase innovative methods and substantive findings shaping contemporary population research. Open to students, faculty, and anyone with an interest in […]
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: Orsola Torrosi
POP in for an excellent presentation! The Toronto Population Network Speaker Series brings together leading scholars working at the cutting edge of population research. From mortality and health to migration, fertility, and inequality, our speakers showcase innovative methods and substantive findings shaping contemporary population research. Open to students, faculty, and anyone with an interest in […]
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: UofT Flash Session
Join the Toronto Population Network for a rapid-fire series of short talks highlighting cutting-edge demography and population research underway at the University of Toronto. This session brings together emerging work across methods and disciplines, designed to spark conversation, connection and collaboration within the population research community. Students and faculty are welcome, and discussion is encouraged, […]
Toronto Population Network Speaker Series: Luca Maria Pesando — Dynamics of School Expansi
POP in for an excellent presentation! The Toronto Population Network Speaker Series brings together leading scholars working at the cutting edge of population research. From mortality and health to migration, fertility, and inequality, our speakers showcase innovative methods and substantive findings shaping contemporary population research. Open to students, faculty, and anyone with an interest in […]
The Black Research Network (BRN) Research Symposium
This year’s theme of "Conference theme: Transforming Research into Impact: Strategies, Stories, and Futures " brings together researchers, innovators and practitioners to explore how ideas lead to real-world change. We are inviting leading voices from across disciplines to showcase how they are turning research and teaching into action, highlighting past successes, current challenges and future possibilities. The deadline to register is Friday, February 20, 2026.