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York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering receives provincial funding to launch STEM program for Black youth

York University is launching the world’s tiniest lecture hall to spur action on the giant pr…

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AI better than human eye at predicting brain metastasis outcomes

Lassonde engineers create a novel technique they hope will provide cancer patients and clini…

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The world’s smallest lecture hall launches at York U to tackle a macro problem across the globe

York University is launching the world’s tiniest lecture hall to spur action on the giant pr…

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York University reimagines the future of learning with Canada’s first fully work-integrated degree program in digital technologies

Toronto, September 13, 2022 – Today, Lassonde School of Engineering at York University annou…

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Researchers develop novel way to prevent waterborne infectious diseases at refugee settlements

Waterborne illness is one of the leading causes of infectious disease outbreaks in refugee a…

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Study reveals ‘spiteful’ behaviour in bacteria

As quorum sensing plays an important role in bacterial infection such as the lung infections…

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York’s 2022 Schulich Leaders share passion for entrepreneurship

This story originally appeared on York University News Site. Incoming students at Lassonde S…

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York U a ‘living lab’ for auto magnate Frank Stronach’s prototype electric cars

This story originally appeared on the York University News Website. In the spring of 2021, w…

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Lassonde School of Engineering receives $1M for summer STEM program

The Lassonde School of Engineering’s kindergarten to industry (k2i) academy at York Uni…

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How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy

New study out of York U’s Lassonde School of Engineering and Sunnybrook Health Centre could …

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Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery

This press release originally appeared on Lumibird Canada. Lumibird Canada, an Ottawa-based …

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Study: New Pacific Ocean circulation findings may hold key to better predicting impact of El Niño and La Niña

This press release originally appeared on the York University News site. For years scientist…

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York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering receives provincial funding to launch STEM program for Black youth

AI better than human eye at predicting brain metastasis outcomes

The world’s smallest lecture hall launches at York U to tackle a macro problem across the globe

York University reimagines the future of learning with Canada’s first fully work-integrated degree program in digital technologies

Researchers develop novel way to prevent waterborne infectious diseases at refugee settlements

Study reveals ‘spiteful’ behaviour in bacteria

York’s 2022 Schulich Leaders share passion for entrepreneurship

York U a ‘living lab’ for auto magnate Frank Stronach’s prototype electric cars

Lassonde School of Engineering receives $1M for summer STEM program

How artificial intelligence could predict whether breast cancer patients will benefit from chemotherapy

Lassonde School of Engineering, Lumibird Canada and Thales successfully demonstrate autonomous rail vehicle recovery

Study: New Pacific Ocean circulation findings may hold key to better predicting impact of El Niño and La Niña

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