With Rising Temperatures Comes Rising Hurricanes?
Questions have risen towards the effects of climate change on current weather events such as Hurricane Fiona.
Tag: Science & Technology
Sensoria: The Art and Science of Our Senses
A multi-site exhibition between Toronto and Gdansk, Poland, explores the relationship between the senses through experimental art.
COVID-19 vaccine found to cause adverse scavenger-like side effects in Toronto recipients
Side effects have also been linked to the recent surge in vicious raccoon attacks throughout the city.
The millennial meltdown: York community implodes after a campus-wide technology ban
COVID-19 has forced many to become addicted to various forms of technology. York has attempted to come up with a solution to curb these issues, however this has seemingly made things worse.
York researcher discovers VR therapies for memory-related cognitive impairments
Lora Appel discusses her approach to treating cognitive impairments such like Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia using VR technology.
Studies reveal the possibility of using AI to detect the effectiveness of chemotherapy on breast cancer patients
The Lassonde School of Engineering and Sunnybrook Hospital collaborate on finding a potential prediction method for physicians tailored to the needs of patients.
Addressing inherent racial and gender bias in artificial intelligence
“If data is not disaggregated by race, sex, and gender, then differences between marginalized groups and identities are hidden and may bias the data.”
York professor changes semi-permanent tattoo industry with innovative and sustainable research
Professor Chris Caputo discusses his research with Inkbox in creating a sustainable and long-lasting dye derived from fruit extract.
York advances new School of Medicine plan
Recent updates and announcements on the next steps for York’s new School of Medicine.
York Researchers find children and adults have difficulty recognizing masked faces
In collaboration with Ben-Gurion University in Israel, researchers discover that children have more difficulty than adults in recognizing faces and facial expressions in people wearing masks.