SPEAKERS: Dr. Gang Zheng Associate Research Director, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Professor, Canada Research Chair in Cancer Nanomedicine “Nanoemulsions as cancer theranostics and anti-microbial agents” Dr. Andrew Varley 2022 PRiME Fellow Co-supervised by Profs. Bowen Li, Scott Gray-Owen, Jennifer Gommerman Lily Zhang Collaborative Specialization Student PhD Candidate supervised by Prof. Shana Kelley

SPEAKERS:Dr. Gang ZhengAssociate Research Director, Princess Margaret Cancer CentreProfessor, Canada Research Chair in Cancer Nanomedicine“Nanoemulsions as cancer theranostics and anti-microbial agents”Dr. Andrew Varley2022 PRiME FellowCo-supervised by Profs. Bowen Li, Scott Gray-Owen, Jennifer GommermanLily ZhangCollaborative Specialization StudentPhD Candidate supervised by Prof. Shana Kelley

On May 13th, U of T will be participating in Science Rendezvous, an annual free science festival for the whole family. Science Rendezvous takes science out of the lab and onto the street with hands-on experiments, make-and-take projects, and demonstrations. This year, students across our three campuses will be leading a series of in-person science […]

The Centre for Community Partnerships (CCP) invites you to to an in-person, half-day institute at Hart House, which will feature concurrent panels, a roundtable, and lunch together. All University of Toronto instructors are invited to attend the in-person event.

The Data Sciences Speaker Series with Prof. Phebe Vayanos, WiSE Gabilan Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor of Industrial & Systems Engineering and Computer Science, Associate Director, CAIS Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society, Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California. This talk is co-sponsored by the Data Sciences Institute, and the Centre for Analytics and […]

This reports progress with the project to institutionalise colleges’ social role: community colleges and similar types of institutions’ support of social, education, and cultural development in their local communities and regions. The roles of colleges have alternatively been considered so multifarious that they cannot discharge any satisfactorily, or so narrowly concentrated on filling employers’ needs […]