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UofT’s student-run stem cell conference
Science
Why do we sleep?
From rats to dolphins: the search to understand why we spend a third of our lives unconscious
Why are social media companies under so much scrutiny?
Reset by Professor Ronald Deibert explores social media’s amplification of social media
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Learning online, losing sleep
Online classes worsen student sleep schedules
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The failures of academic categorization
Gifted programs are a common feature in public grade schools and foster accelerated learning for “high-ability” children, who are classified as such based on their intelligence quotient (IQ). Since the rise in popularity of gifted programs in the 1950s, there has been minimal change to the gifted categorization process, which fails to take into consideration
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on women in STEM
Findings highlighted from Canada-wide survey of graduate studies by the Toronto Science Policy Network at UofT
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How UofT students are hacking, engineering, and running competitions during COVID-19
The resilience of student organizations in finding online solutions during a pandemic
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The mitochondrial gene therapy that could redefine parenthood
How three-way IVF raises questions about heredity, ethics, and reproductive rights
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The viruses within our bodies may contain clues to fighting cancer
Retroviruses are locked within host genomes, like insects in amber
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