Hargun Rekhi is a fourth-year student in the Faculty of Arts & Science, majoring in Environmental Science with minors in Psychology and Environment and Behavior. She is also completing the Certificate of Sustainability. Hargun participated in ENV461H: The U of T Campus as a Living Lab of Sustainability, a course focused on sustainable solutions for the
Consider the approach of Professor David Roberts, Director Urban Studies Program, and Associate Professor, Department of Geography & Planning, Faculty of Arts & Science. As part of an international research team on a Transatlantic Partnership Grant, Professor Roberts is exploring how the Covid-19 pandemic strengthened community-based actions within black neighbourhoods in Toronto. To engage undergraduate
Siwoo is a fourth-year student in the Faculty of Arts & Science, specializing in Chemistry and minoring in Astrophysics. He participated in a Summer Research Exchange Program at Imperial College London where he worked under the supervision of Professor Henry Rzepa. Siwoo applied density functional theory at various levels to model the transition state of
Zichun is a third-year student in the Faculty of Arts & Science specializing in Computer Science and Data Science. She held a Work Study position with Professor Mark Chignell in the Interactive Media Lab working on the Exergaming Technologies for Older Adults project. Zichun used Figma and ReactJS to design and create a data visualization
Ruben is specializing in Mathematics in the Faculty of Arts & Science. He had the opportunity to participate in the Summer Research Exchange Program at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) in Brussels, Belgium. Studying minimal surfaces of revolution, an area of differential geometry, he derived and solved the differential equations that represent the vanishing
Porsha Taheri is a double major in Neuroscience and Biology with a minor in French in the Faculty of Arts & Science. Porsha had the opportunity to participate in the Summer Research Exchange Program with the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Graz located in Graz, Austria. She researched the impact of
Neima Hussein is an alumni of the Criminology Socio-Legal Studies and Ethics, Society and Law program in the Faculty of Arts & Science. Neima participated in the Community Research Partnerships in Ethics at Trinity College, where she was paired with the Sentencing and Parole Project (SPP) a Toronto-based organization that serves Black Canadians by advocating
Maggie is a fourth-year student in the Faculty of Arts & Science with a double major in Neuroscience and Computer Science. Knowing she wanted to conduct neurotechnology research, Maggie reviewed the website for the Centre for International Experience looking for institutions that had strong research focus in this area. Maggie then applied to the Summer
