Professor Richard Murray and a team of collaborators are using AI to tackle hard‑to‑explain aspects of human perception, offering new insight into how the brain interprets lightness and visual cues.
Is it really mind over matter? A Faculty of Health student, inspired by his personal experience with muscle rehabilitation, examines how the brain works muscles during fatigue.
Mavin Wong, a judge in the Ontario Court of Justice and Osgoode Hall Law School alumna, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers
Carli Melo, a PhD candidate in geography, received a Journal of Economic GeographyEarly Career Research Paper Prize for work that examines how crises affecting Myanmar migrant workers impact the seafood industry in Thailand
Members of the York University community will have an opportunity to recognize the legacy of alumnus and Professor Tom McElroy, who helped co-develop the UV Index and advance understanding of ozone risks.
Thief, a painting by acclaimed York alumna Jaime Angelopoulos, is the inaugural exhibit of Art Unbound in the boardroom of Interim President and Vice-Chancellor Lisa Philipps
Fadel Audu, a student in the School of Nursing, received the Outstanding Clinical Extern Team Award at McMaster Children's Hospital for his contributions to the hospital's pediatric medicine and complex care unit
How does the brain adjust when movements go wrong? A York University study maps neural activity to understand why some skills come back quickly while others take more effort.
As bird flu evolves, Associate Professor Iain Moyles calls for updated tracking models that reflect immunity, the environment and livestock transmission.
Monique Johnson, a staff member in the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (AMPD), helped solve the mystery of an unidentified woman in an 18th-century painting