York researcher urges revival of quality-of-life measures amid rising needs
York University Professor Dennis Raphael says researchers and policymakers can use existing tools to help Canada respond to shifting social and economic pressures.
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Stark housing inequities for transgender, non-binary Canadians, York study shows
York University researchers share insights that could transform housing policy and improve equity nationwide for households led by transgender and gender-diverse people.
Corporate gifts boost AI, technology innovation projects at York
Google, Samsung and AMD have invested in York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering to accelerate research in AI and immersive tech. Find out how these partnerships will fuel emerging technologies.
New Teaching Fellows Program to drive innovation in higher education
By investing in faculty-led initiatives that prioritize inclusivity, experiential learning and technological fluency, York is enhancing teaching and learning for faculty and students. Meet the inaugural teaching fellows.
York-Ghana partnership celebrates its first PhD graduate in nursing
Milipaak Japiong's PhD achievement marks a defining moment for an international and collaborative program to advance nursing education and health care research in Ghana.
Graduate studies award strengthens support for underrepresented scholars
York University’s Faculty of Graduate Studies is championing equity and inclusion with a new award that supports graduate students managing research alongside family care and community commitments.
New scholarship opens pathways for Indigenous students at York
The Brigitte Nolet Scholarship for Indigenous Pathways into Life Sciences, established by Roche Canada and Innovative Medicines Canada, supports York University’s Faculty of Health by advancing mentorship and land-based learning to help Indigenous students pursue careers in health and life sciences.
Why the flu shot may be a mismatch – and what York scientists are doing about it
Flu activity is on the rise as winter sets in, but this season’s vaccine may not be a perfect match. York University researchers shed light on why flu vaccines sometimes miss the mark and how innovations in modelling and AI could improve protection in the years ahead.
New AI research hub led by York U experts to focus on justice
A virtual collaboratory introduced by Faculty of Health Professors Christo El Morr and Rachel Gorman will rethink how AI can be redesigned through the lens of equity, disability advocacy and ethical governance.
York U study seeks elite athletes to explore brain health after concussion
Elite athletes ages 30 to 65 are invited to join a York University-led study that examines brain health for concussion research.