This digital book display and the physical book display at the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) Library are focused on three exciting scientific developments at UTSC.
As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations at UTSC, we are commemorating zoology professor Fred Urquhart's 1975 discovery of the wintering place of the Monarch Butterfly in Mexico’s Sierra Madre.
The Centre for Planetary Science (CPS), is a new, interdisciplinary, tri-campus centre dedicated to the study and exploration of planets. The CPS is hosted within the Department of Physical and Environmental Science at UTSC and will complement research already being done there on the origin and evolution of planets. The role of the CPS is to bring together researchers and students from different disciplines dedicated to the exploration and study of planets both inside and outside our solar system.
The first PhD has graduated from UTSC's groundbreaking doctoral program in environmental science. Launched in 2010, UTSC's doctoral program in environmental science prepares the next generation of scientists to explore and grapple with the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. It is the first PhD at U of T to be solely administered on the UTSC campus.
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