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July 23-24: 2024 Toronto Robotics Conference
Two days of tech talks with U of T's robotics experts. From logistics and mobility to healthcare, bright futures in robotics start here. 23-24 July 2024 Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship 55 St. George Street, 5th Floor
Times Higher Education: Targeted strategies for interdisciplinary innovation
The University of Toronto’s Institutional Strategic Initiatives offer a compelling case study in what large, complex institutions can do to break down disciplinary silos and drive innovation.
Enid Montague named BRN director
The Black Research Network is pleased to announce that Enid Montague, an associate professor in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, has been named its new director.
Save the date: Inaugural TISS conference
The TISS Conference will take place September 14 - 15, 2024 at the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport (University of Toronto St. George Campus).
MITO2i’s 4th Annual Research Symposium: Advancing Mitochondrial Health
Recordings of the MITO2i 4th Annual Research Symposium presentations and panels, featuring over 30 speakers, are now available.
A Global Hub for Safe AI
The Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus will help develop artificial intelligence that benefits humanity – from ideas and scholarship to successful startups
Inlight Student Mental Health Research Initiative: 2024 Annual Research Symposium
The 2024 Inlight Annual Symposium will provide the opportunity for students, staff, and faculty engaged in post-secondary mental health and wellness to connect and learn from each other about many of the innovative research activities happening across our community.
SDGs@UofT brings scholars together in pursuit of UN Sustainable Development Goals
Members of SDGs@UofT, a University of Toronto institutional strategic initiative working to advance the goals ratified by the UN in 2015, are encouraging scholars and researchers from all disciplines — from humanities and social sciences, to public health, medicine and engineering — to lend their expertise to the collaborative effort to tackle complex global issues including poverty, hunger, gender equality, labour justice and climate change.
Deputy prime minister meets with university leaders, researchers, grad students at U of T's Acceleration Consortium
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland toured athe Acceleration Consortium’s Matter Lab on Friday – just days after announcing a transformative investment in the next generation of research leaders who will propel Canada to the forefront of global innovation.