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What makes a bridge aesthetically pleasing? Psychologists team up with civil engineers to find out

February 11, 2026

Hamburg has over 2,400. Hong Kong has more than 1,400. In Toronto, at least 1,000 dot the city.

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An easy, science-backed way to find more meaning in life

February 09, 2026

You may not need a new job, relationship, or expensive hobby this year to find more meaning in life. You just need to pay more attention, according to psychologists.

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Study looks at driving habits of older adults with dementia

January 14, 2026

A first-of-its-kind study has examined the driving habits of more than 900 older drivers living across Canada, to determine how their cognitive abilities may impact their driving behaviour.

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Decoding our memories: U of T researcher explores brain chemistry with new Connaught mid-career funding

December 23, 2025

Katherine Duncan doesn’t experience memory the way most people do. She can’t vividly relive the past or picture it in her mind.

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How energy efficiency in the brain shapes our aesthetic preferences

December 10, 2025

Psychologists at the University of Toronto have discovered a link between our aesthetic preferences and the amount of energy used by our brains to process what we see.

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U of T researchers reveal how surgery that cuts cancer risk changes women’s brains

November 27, 2025

A team of researchers at the University of Toronto have found that women who had their ovaries removed in their 30s and 40s to protect against a genetic predisposition to certain forms of cancer are nearly two times more likely to experience memory issues—or what

Elizabeth Page-Gould named University of Toronto SSHRC Leader

Elizabeth Page-Gould named University of Toronto SSHRC Leader

November 19, 2025

Professor Elizabeth Page-Gould has been elected to serve a three-year term as the University of Toronto’s SSHRC Leader.

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A feast for the senses: Psychology undergraduates review multisensory aspects to food enjoyment

November 05, 2025

Eating is more than just bringing a bite to your mouth, chewing, and swallowing. What we see, smell, hear, and feel while eating has a significant impact on our enjoyment of food.

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SPRINT hits new heights breaking down barriers in science

October 20, 2025

The Summer Psychology Research Initiative (SPRINT)—an outreach and access program established five years ago by graduate students in the Department of Psychology—celebrated its biggest year yet this summer at the University of Toronto.

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Using generative AI to uncover how we attend to complex scene features

September 22, 2025

I’m embarrassed to admit this, but one thing that I’ve been struggling with lately is finding my glasses on my desk at work. I set them down and suddenly they’re nowhere to be found. I’ve even occasionally had to ask another person to come and help me find them. Why is this so challenging?

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