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Green Party calls for province-wide halt on AI data centres until safeguards are in place
York University research was cited in The Pointer Aug. 13.

Here’s the Scientific Reason We’re Drawn to Certain Books—And What Each Genre Does to Your Brain
Raymond A. Mar, professor at York University, was featured in Reader's Digest Aug. 13.

Psychology says people who send “saw this and thought of you” texts are doing a form of relational work most people never learn – a bid that asks for nothing and proves someone exists in your mind when they’re not in the room
Gordon Flett, professor at York University, was featured in BOLDE Aug. 12.

SpaceX rocket's moon crash highlights 'a tangible operational risk' of lunar settlement
Elaina Hyde, director of York University's Allan I. Carswell Observatory, was quoted in Space.com Aug. 14 and in Toronto Sun Aug. 13.

‘Deeply concerned,’ Toronto cycling advocate calls out Brad Bradford over Bloor bike lane reversal
York University research was cited in NOW Toronto Aug. 12.

Organization’s audit of Federal Court decisions finds dozens of inaccurate citations
York University's Osgoode Hall Law School was mentioned in Canadian Lawyer Aug. 12.

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