On November 30th, U of T presents Big Ideas at U of T: Celebrating 50 Years of the Connaught Fund, an evening showcasing four of our cutting-edge researchers from across the disciplines.
Join us for four short talks on topics ranging from the earliest moments of the universe; the dangers of international digital espionage; the politics of music in Iranian expatriate communities and the sounds of Kensington Market; to exercising activism and advocacy through research.
The presentations will be followed by a roundtable discussion moderated by broadcast journalist Mary Ito, discussing the critical importance of university research today and the next big ideas to influence our society.
The event is free and open to the public at U of T’s historic Convocation Hall.
All attendees will receive a gift at the door.
What is the Connaught Fund?
Celebrating its 50th year, the Connaught Fund supports the research of U of T graduate students, early-career researchers, interdisciplinary teams, and innovators to enable them to meet the challenges facing our global society. To date, the Connaught Fund has awarded more than $178 million to researchers from a range of disciplines and a diversity of lived experiences.
