In 2017, the University of Toronto launched its first International Strategic Plan, a comprehensive framework for supporting and enhancing global engagement developed in close collaboration with divisions. The Office of […]
Join this new series that features researchers leading Catalyst Grant multidisciplinary data science projects. Speaker: Dr. Matthieu Schapira, Temerty Faculty of Medicine and Structural Genomics Consortium
Join Climate Positive Energy for our first Research Perspectives, bringing together student and PDF researchers to share their work around a common theme. Researchers across disciplines and the tri-campus are […]
How do you know if you have a winning product/service concept? This workshop will introduce you to market research methods, techniques, and tools that are relevant in a startup environment […]
Scholars use a range of media to communicate and amplify their research and findings. Writing for the public is a powerful way to disseminate research findings to the broader world, […]
In Canada, there has been a significant investment in digital research infrastructure, data management and data sharing to promote accessibility and usability of research data. The emerging Tri-agency policy, the […]
Join this new series that features researchers leading Catalyst Grant multidisciplinary data science projects. Speaker: Prof. Chris McIntosh, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University Health Network
The Toronto Science Policy Network (TSPN) invites you to join the Research At Work, a workshop and networking series designed to teach you about the basics of science policy and […]
The Cyclica Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) (https://www.cyclicarx.com/capp) connects academic labs and faculties with Cyclica’s AI-augmented drug discovery platform through in-kind use, while sharing both risks and benefits. Together with academic […]
Join this new series that features researchers leading Catalyst Grant multidisciplinary data science projects. Speaker: Prof. Kent Moore, Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences, University of Toronto Mississauga
