CRIS Research Roundup

A weekly digest of research and innovation communications.

In This Issue

Issue 265: Weeks of Monday, September 22, 2025 - Sunday, September 28, 2025

Resources for the Research & Innovation Community

T-CAIREM Leads Global Consortium, Produces free AI in Medicine Glossary 
Original Communication – MedEmail Newsletter September 17, 2025 

Over a dozen of the world’s most influential AI health research organizations worked with the Temerty Centre for AI Research and Education in Medicine on a new glossary. The free PDF defines over 140 terms and is resource for clinicians, researchers, policymakers and students from various disciplines. 

A Menu of Community-Based Research Methods course (online, synchronous, starting on Oct. 2, 2025) 
Original Communication — September e-News: Community-Based Research News across Canada and Beyond: September 17, 2025 

Broaden your research toolkit with the Center for Community Based Research’s A Menu of Community-Based Research Methods course. This course offers a comprehensive overview of the various methods available to researchers when implementing a community-based approach. To learn more and register. 

Information Security Phish Bowl 
Original Communication — The Bulletin Brief: September 19, 2025 

Bad actors are targeting U of T students and employees with digital scams, including phishing emails about tuition fees, fake support programs, employment opportunities and more. If you receive an email message that seems suspicious, check the Information Security Phish Bowl to see if it’s a known scam. If you’re not sure, report it with the “UofT Report Phishing” feature through your email client, or forward it to report.phishing@utoronto.ca 

News, Information & Updates

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U of T Among Top Five Universities Globally in Latest Research Rankings 
Original Communication – The Bulletin Brief: September 19, 2025 

The University of Toronto has been named one of the top five universities in the world – and the No. 1 university in Canada – for research impact, according to the 2025 edition of the NTU World University Rankings. 

 

information & updates

Consultation Sessions Available: Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian Discrimination Working Group 
Original Communication – The University of Toronto, The Division of People, Strategy, Equity & Culture website: September 18, 2025 

The University of Toronto established the Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian Discrimination Working Group (MAP DWG) to review the practices, processes, policies and resources available at the University and make recommendations to support the University’s response to anti-Muslim, anti-Arab, and anti-Palestinian discrimination and/or harassment. The Working Group will be conducting consultations with members of the University community to inform their recommendations about how to create an inclusive environment where Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian community members feel safe, welcome, and respected. 

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