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A chef puts finishing touches on a plate of food in a dark kitchen.

A feast for the senses

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.

SPRINT participants gather in a classroom at University College for the first day of the program.

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?

A young couple at a coffee shop.

In the News: They put off relationships until they earned enough money

August 27, 2025

“People are worried about their economic futures,” says professor Geoff MacDonald in a New York Times article that features his research on income and relationship readiness.

So single people are putting off relationships until they are earning enough money to sustain one.

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In the News: Why are more women diagnosed with Alzheimer’s than men?

August 18, 2025

Professor Gillian Einstein joined CBC’s The Current to share her expertise on women’s brain health and aging, and the biological and social factors that shape women’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.

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Ovarian surgery linked with subjective cognitive decline in younger middle-aged women according to U of T researchers

August 13, 2025

A team of U of T researchers has measured the effects on younger middle-aged women’s cognitive and brain health of a surgical procedure known as bilateral salpingo-oophorectomies (BSO), the removal of both ovaries and fallopian tubes.

Anthony Blair (Class of 1992). Citizenship Judge, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Field Notes: Anthony Blair, Citizenship Judge

July 23, 2025

Anthony A. Blair graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science in 1992, having completed a double major in Psychology and Criminology and a minor in Sociology. Today, Anthony is a Citizenship Judge with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

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In the News: A.I. is about to solve loneliness. That’s a problem.

July 17, 2025

An article by psychology professor Paul Bloom in The New Yorker suggests that by filling the void left by loneliness, A.I. companions might undermine essential parts of what makes us human.

Loneliness is widespread, Bloom says. “A little like a toothache of the soul.”

A network of neurons.

New study uncovers how the brain revises memories

July 15, 2025

Imagine your way home from work or school. Easy, right?

That’s thanks to your hippocampus, the seahorse-shaped region of the brain that’s key to learning and memory, which uses specialized brain cells known as “place cells” to draw mental maps of familiar environments.

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Money can’t buy love but it might be a necessary first step, psychologists find

July 08, 2025

Soaring living costs, the rise of gig work, and the near-constant threat of a recession are stretching young people thin. You might think that finding a partner to split rent and groceries with would be an easy remedy.

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