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Why Can’t We Put Down Our Phones?
University of Toronto Magazine
A groundbreaking Canadian-led study recently revealed that smartphone addiction is a growing issue around the world, and younger women are at greatest risk.
8 months ago
How a silence solved the weird maths inside black holes
BBC
Theoretical physicist Roger Penrose had a moment's inspiration that upended our view of the Universe, writes his biographer Patchen Barss.
47 months ago
The weird sound from the early Universe
BBC
In the first few hundred thousand years of our Universe, strange soundwaves ripped through a cloud of superheated particles.
12 months ago
How sound is providing new clues about the Universe
BBC
Astronomy is often thought of as a visual science that produces stunning images of the cosmos. But it's possible to hear it as well.
11 months ago
What if the Universe has no end?
BBC
The Mirror Universe theory predicts that a kind of "anti-universe" made up of antimatter is expanding outwards from the other side of the...
56 months ago
Why Is an Icicle Shaped Like an Icicle?
The Walrus
One physicist thinks if he can understand the patterns that form on ice, he can understand the universe.
71 months ago
Can We Eliminate Bias in AI?
University of Toronto Magazine
In human beings, intelligence is no inoculation against bias and bigotry. The same holds true for computers.
63 months ago
Detecting the DTs
University of Toronto Magazine
A new iPhone app can diagnose the differences between severe, mild and faked alcohol withdrawal symptoms, all of which are major issues in hospital emergency...
117 months ago
AI and the MD
University of Toronto Magazine
Doctors will soon use artificial intelligence to help diagnose and treat patients, opening up new possibilities for better health.
77 months ago
Nobel Prize winner's love for mathematics started in London, Ont., biographer says
CBC
British mathematician Roger Penrose was recognized alongside German Reinhard Genzel and American Andrea Ghez for their contributions in advancing our...
47 months ago