A $2.1-million investment will support four Canada Research Chair appointments at York, advancing work in health, digital governance, Indigenous knowledge and critical infrastructure research.
With support from the New Frontiers in Research Fund, York researchers will assess tap water risks inside apartment buildings through community engagement and point-of-use tools.
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.
Michael Davies‑Venn’s research on water insecurity and climate change will help inform international policy on equitable access to water and sanitation.
Through his lab, Faculty of Health Associate Professor Erez Freud is using innovative technologies to study how people with autism move to help lay the groundwork for earlier support.
Fairtrade Canada honours York for ethical sourcing and campus-wide fair trade access. Discover where to find fair-trade-certified food and apparel across the University.
A York‑led study shows how different approaches for measuring progress of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can shift global rankings and suggests current approaches may not be accurate.
Learn how Professor Pallavi Sodhi is putting students in front of real clients like McDonald's and Canada Post to tackle marketing challenges that prepare them for future careers.
Research innovations and contributions that advance knowledge, inform public policy and address global challenges from more than 60 York University faculty members were recognized during the 2026 President’s Research Awards.