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John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton Receive 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics to John J. Hopfield, Princeton University, USA, and Geoffrey E. Hinton, University of Toronto, Canada. They are recognised for their pioneering work in machine learning, particularly through artificial neural networks. Hopfield’s development of an associative memory...
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QS World University Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Canada
University of Toronto, with a score of 86.3, is the top ranked institution in Canada.
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Top Sustainable Universities Across World Based on QS Rankings 2024
As per the rankings, University of Toronto in Canada that was founded in 1827 is ranked first in the list.
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Study Abroad: Top Ranking Universities to Pursue Higher Education From Canada
In the latest Times Higher Education Rankings, University of Toronto has emerged as the top ranking university in Canada.
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Writing Sentences In The Present Tense Enhances Their Persuasive Impact: Study
A new study from the University of Toronto finds that writing or speaking in the present tense can make you sound more persuasive.
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University Of Toronto Seeks To Reassure Indian Students Amid India-Canada Row
Wong added that the University is committed to its "longstanding partnerships" in India that support academic collaborations in a wide range of areas.
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University of Toronto Offers Support To Indian Students Amid India-Canada Row
To support international students, the university has introduced resources, including immigration assistance, academic support, and a mental health portal.
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A Day On Earth Was 19.5 Hours Once Upon a Time. Scientists Explain Why
The slow and steady lengthening of the Earth's day caused by the tidal pull of the moon has been halted for more than a billion years, according to a group of astrophysicists from the University of Toronto (U of T).
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Watch: McDonald's Used Cooking Oil Used By University As 3D Printer Ink
In a novel solution to recycle the waste cooking oil produced by Mcdonalds, the researchers revealed that the fats present in the used cooking oil could be used to convert into high-quality resin for 3D printing.
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Scientists Interview A Lot Of Exes, Confirm You Probably Do Have A 'Type'
According to new research, when it comes to romantic partners, most people do have a "type," personality-wise. The study, by a pair of psychologists at the University of Toronto, arrives at its conclusions after interviews with hundreds of people's romantic exes.
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Intermittent Fasting May Reverse Type-2 Diabetes And Lead To Weight Loss In Patients: Study
Intermittent Fasting Diet may help reverse Type-2 diabetes in patients, says a research conducted by doctors from the University of Toronto's Faculty of Medicine and Scarborough Hospital in Canada.
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This Exoplanet Could Have Rocky Surface, Atmosphere Like Earth
Researchers have found that a little known exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf star located about 111 light years away in the constellation Leo could have a rocky surface and a small gaseous atmosphere -- like Earth.
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Study In Canada: Eligibility, Study Permit, English Language Requirement And Application Process
Canada has emerged as one of the favorite destinations for Indian students seeking higher education in foreign universities in recent years. As per a recent report by BBC, the University of Toronto alone has seen a spike of 57 per cent in applications from Indian students.
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Indian Students Rush To Canadian Universities
The number of Indian students seeking admission to Canadian institutions is increasing very rapidly, according to a report. The University of Toronto alone has reported a 57 per cent jump in applications for admission from students from India, the BBC report said.
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Racial Bias Begins In Babies At 6 Months: Study
Babies as young as six months of age show racial bias in favour of members of their own race, new research has found, challenging the popular view that race-based bias first emerges only during the preschool years. "The findings of these studies are significant for many reasons. They show that race-based bias already exists around the second half o...
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John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton Receive 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics to John J. Hopfield, Princeton University, USA, and Geoffrey E. Hinton, University of Toronto, Canada. They are recognised for their pioneering work in machine learning, particularly through artificial neural networks. Hopfield’s development of an associative memory...
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QS World University Rankings 2024: Top Universities To Study In Canada
University of Toronto, with a score of 86.3, is the top ranked institution in Canada.
-
Top Sustainable Universities Across World Based on QS Rankings 2024
As per the rankings, University of Toronto in Canada that was founded in 1827 is ranked first in the list.
-
Study Abroad: Top Ranking Universities to Pursue Higher Education From Canada
In the latest Times Higher Education Rankings, University of Toronto has emerged as the top ranking university in Canada.
-
Writing Sentences In The Present Tense Enhances Their Persuasive Impact: Study
A new study from the University of Toronto finds that writing or speaking in the present tense can make you sound more persuasive.
-
University Of Toronto Seeks To Reassure Indian Students Amid India-Canada Row
Wong added that the University is committed to its "longstanding partnerships" in India that support academic collaborations in a wide range of areas.
-
University of Toronto Offers Support To Indian Students Amid India-Canada Row
To support international students, the university has introduced resources, including immigration assistance, academic support, and a mental health portal.
-
A Day On Earth Was 19.5 Hours Once Upon a Time. Scientists Explain Why
The slow and steady lengthening of the Earth's day caused by the tidal pull of the moon has been halted for more than a billion years, according to a group of astrophysicists from the University of Toronto (U of T).
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Watch: McDonald's Used Cooking Oil Used By University As 3D Printer Ink
In a novel solution to recycle the waste cooking oil produced by Mcdonalds, the researchers revealed that the fats present in the used cooking oil could be used to convert into high-quality resin for 3D printing.
-
Scientists Interview A Lot Of Exes, Confirm You Probably Do Have A 'Type'
According to new research, when it comes to romantic partners, most people do have a "type," personality-wise. The study, by a pair of psychologists at the University of Toronto, arrives at its conclusions after interviews with hundreds of people's romantic exes.
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Intermittent Fasting May Reverse Type-2 Diabetes And Lead To Weight Loss In Patients: Study
Intermittent Fasting Diet may help reverse Type-2 diabetes in patients, says a research conducted by doctors from the University of Toronto's Faculty of Medicine and Scarborough Hospital in Canada.
-
This Exoplanet Could Have Rocky Surface, Atmosphere Like Earth
Researchers have found that a little known exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf star located about 111 light years away in the constellation Leo could have a rocky surface and a small gaseous atmosphere -- like Earth.
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Study In Canada: Eligibility, Study Permit, English Language Requirement And Application Process
Canada has emerged as one of the favorite destinations for Indian students seeking higher education in foreign universities in recent years. As per a recent report by BBC, the University of Toronto alone has seen a spike of 57 per cent in applications from Indian students.
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Indian Students Rush To Canadian Universities
The number of Indian students seeking admission to Canadian institutions is increasing very rapidly, according to a report. The University of Toronto alone has reported a 57 per cent jump in applications for admission from students from India, the BBC report said.
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Racial Bias Begins In Babies At 6 Months: Study
Babies as young as six months of age show racial bias in favour of members of their own race, new research has found, challenging the popular view that race-based bias first emerges only during the preschool years. "The findings of these studies are significant for many reasons. They show that race-based bias already exists around the second half o...
