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Zora Anaya

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Work Phone: 416-978-3149work Personal Email: INTERNET

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Colloquium with Emanuele Berti

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Tidal Sculpting of Short-Period Exoplanets

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Professor Maria Drout selected on the list of 2024 TIME100 Next
Professor Maria Drout is selected on the list of 2024 TIME100 Next by Time Magazine in the “Innovators” …Read More »
EMERGENCY POSTING – Assistant Invigilators
The David A Dunlap Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics is looking to hire 10 Assistant Invigilators to help …Read More »
Professor Renée Receives the Rutherford Memorial Medal
I wanted to take a moment to congratulate Renée for winning the Rutherford Memorial Medal for outstanding research …Read More »
Sam Berek and Shivan Khullar win the Jui Lin (Allen) Yen Award
Hi all, It’s my pleasure to announce that this year we have two winners of the Jui Lin …Read More »
Bethany Ludwig is the recipient of the 2024 Fieldus Award
Dear all, I am very pleased to announce that Bethany Ludwig is the recipient of this year’s Fieldus …Read More »

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