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New research co-led by Luisa Sotomayor, an associate professor in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, and researchers at the University of Toronto and Ryerson University, reports that students lack affordable, adequate and sufficient housing options that would enable them to live close to their campus. By Krista Davidson  Toronto’s city-wide rental housing shortage…

Using his expertise in mathematics and statistics, Faculty of Science mathematics and statistics Professor Jianhong Wu is working to model the future impacts of COVID-19 and its variants.

91ÑÇɫ’s flourishing entrepreneurship hub, YSpace, is drawing the attention of many international companies seeking a market foothold in Canada.

Do self-declaimer captions on Instagram photos featuring "thin-ideal" images of women work to mitigate negative shifts in body image and mood among young women? Faculty of Health Associate Professor Jennifer Mills and graduate students Sarah McComb and Keisha Gobin decided to find out.

Do self-declaimer captions on Instagram photos featuring "thin-ideal" images of women work to mitigate negative shifts in body image and mood among young women? Faculty of Health Associate Professor Jennifer Mills and graduate students Sarah McComb and Keisha Gobin decided to find out.

Emerging research from 91ÑÇÉ« aims to address rising concerns about the safety of early life exposure to fluoride, and whether chronic exposure to fluoride at current population levels could contribute to lower IQ and behavioral problems in children.

Gene Cheung, an associate professor in the Lassonde School of Engineering, is working to advance augmented reality and virtual reality through signal processing tools for point clouds, which are relevant to rendering everyday objects in 3D spaces.

91ÑÇÉ« researchers Anwar Ahmed and Brian Morgan investigate the role of memories that are passed down through generations and use of duoethnography to gain insight into pedagogical approaches to language instruction.

Retirement is not slowing growth for Professor Emeritus Peter Victor, in fact, the ecological economist who is best known for his influential book "Managing Without Growth," is busier than ever with a new book on economist Herman Daly and an active research agenda.