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York researcher explores safer, more reliable space manufacturing

Building large structures in orbit could unlock new possibilities for space exploration. New research by York researcher Fuhzen Yao examines an overlooked engineering challenge that could shape the success of future space-manufacturing missions.

Passings: Barrie Coukell

Professor Emeritus Barrie Coukell is remembered for his research contributions to understanding biological processes and his devoted mentorship of graduate students during his more than 30 years at York University.

Lisa Cole

Lisa Cole, who helped launch and lead the Lassonde School of Engineering's equity-focused STEM program k2i academy, has been named the new vice president, education of TVO

York U in the news: WestJet strike, popcorn buckets and more

Is your windshield cleaner after road trips? It's a bad sign for bugsHadil Elsayed, a York University PhD student, was featured in CBC Aug. 1. A SpaceX rocket will crash into the moon overnight. York U astronomers will be watchingElaina Hyde, director of the Allan I. Carswell Observatory at York, was quoted in CTV News […]

Beyond the numbers: How gender assumptions shape financial advice

As more people rely on financial advisers for major life decisions, research co-authored by Associate Professor Daniel Richards reveals how gender assumptions shape financial advice and why greater awareness could foster more inclusive services.

Syrus Marcus Ware 

York alumn Syrus Marcus Ware has co-edited a new book, Free To Be More: Creative Activism in the Era of Black Lives Matter, which explores how a wave of Black artists are using their work to address anti-Black racism

York U in the news: York's School of Medicine, Big Tech and more

Ontario announces funding for new medical school to train family doctorsYork University's School of Medicine was mentioned in CBC News, Global News, Toronto Life, and CP24 July 30. Canada can’t regulate Big Tech by trusting Big TechNatasha Tusikov, an associate professor at York University, contributed to Policy Options July 30. IN CONTEXT: 'The forgotten level' […]

Melina Ghasem-Asad

Melina Ghasem-Asad, a student in the Sustainable Environmental Management program, was selected for the inaugural cohort of the Climate75 Fellowship, which empowers youth to lead climate action through an equity-centred lens