The emergence of this technology has some departments making changes to their syllabuses.
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Ryerson’s Proof of Vaccine System Leaves Room for Errors, Experts Say
Ryerson University’s proof of vaccination system is expected to be put to the test in full force come January when tens of thousands of people are expected to return to…
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Post-pandemic World Gears up for a Full Shift to Digitization Within the Workplace
Experts say COVID-19 is responsible for digital transformation among businesses in varying sectors such as health care, tech and the food service industry. At a virtual panel hosted by The…
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The Contradiction That Is Social Media Puts into Question Whether Its Benefits Outweigh Its Drawbacks
Anybody can access Civic Tech Toronto’s weekly Hacknight through the organization’s Facebook. Every Tuesday the diverse community of Torontonians meets virtually to share stories and find solutions to civic challenges…
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6G technology could offer new predictive analytic capabilities, panel says
Forthcoming 6G technology could have the power to connect the digital and physical worlds through predictive data, experts say. The next leap in cellular connectivity is considered a step up…
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Developers to rethink energy-saving methods as temperatures rise, study finds
Increasing global temperatures will require changes in energy use in order to maintain an optimal and comfortable office environment, according to a study by Ryerson researchers. The study, which was…
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Ryerson professor studies plastic pollutants that enter Arctic rivers
It wasn’t until sometime in the 2010s that Roxana Sühring learned about the contamination problem in Sweden’s Arctic Indigenous communities. A high concentration of specific plastic additives was found in…
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New tech competition to combat hate crimes in Canada
Ryerson’s DMZ has launched a national competition that challenges young Canadians to create technologically integrated solutions aimed at reducing hate crimes. Hack Against Hate will offer a four-day program for…
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On Thursday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government will issue a vaccine passport for international travel, as well as travel between provinces and territories. He said the supplementary…
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Toronto’s tech ecosystem and talent make it a hotbed, says industry panel
A panel on tech changes following the pandemic, hosted by Toronto Global and the International Economic Forum of the Americas (IEFA), attributed Toronto’s prominent tech market to its existing ecosystem…
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