With $1.65 million in support from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Associate Professor Gunho Sohn will develop a cutting-edge training program to equip emerging researchers with the skills to shape Canada’s smart mobility future.
Insight Development Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council will empower York scholars to lead 34 early-stage research projects that address critical issues in today’s world.
New research reveals a powerful shift in children’s museums – from fun zones to spaces of social learning and inclusion. A report led by York University Professor Lisa Farley examines how children's museums are addressing social issues through storytelling.
The career of Professor Emeritus and Allen Curtis Koretsky was marked by a passion for nurturing diverse perspectives and critical thinking in his students.
With 68 grants from the Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), York University continues to lead cutting-edge research on diverse topics from artificial intelligence to disease dynamics.
York University's sector-leading Connected Minds program has awarded its first round of Team Grants of up to $1.5 million to interdisciplinary research teams innovating personalized neurological care, Indigenous language revitalization and more.
Four PhD candidates are among the recipients of Canada's top honour for doctoral research with projects to advance work in animal welfare, heart function, cross-border tax policies and more.
From cleaning up contaminated sites to shaping future educators, York University Professor Satinder Kaur Brar and PhD candidate Anna Pearson have earned provincial recognition for driving real-world impact.
Sheila Colla, an award-winning pioneer in the field of conservation science and the study of bees, has passed away. Colla, a York alumna and professor in the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change, was known for her work on pollinator health, urban ecosystems and environmental justice.
With projects focusing on the addictive nature of microtransactions in gaming, anti-colonial labour relations and the nuances of eye contact in communication, York University’s three new Banting Postdoctoral Fellows are set to make a societal impact.