Contributors

Melanie Woodin

President, University of Toronto

Melanie A. Woodin, an internationally recognized neuroscientist, is the 17th President of the University of Toronto. A widely respected scholar, teacher, mentor and administrator, President Woodin is a Professor in the Department of Cell & Systems Biology and former Dean of the University’s Faculty of Arts & Science.

Three Commitments for U of T’s Next Chapter

Some challenges can’t wait for long-range planning. President Melanie Woodin outlines where U of T will focus its efforts now Read More

Medical researcher Daniel Drucker stands beside a couch at home, looking off-camera with a slight smile.

Move Fast and Heal People

How U of T researchers are turning bold ideas into better care – and healthier communities Read More

Students assemble and test robotic components in the Continuum Robotics Laboratory at U of T Mississauga.

Putting Innovation to Work

Turning leading-edge research into real-world impact in the age of AI Read More

U of T President Melanie Woodin speaking onstage at a podium, standing beside past U of T presidents

Meeting the Moment

As U of T nears its 200th year, President Melanie Woodin reflects on how its commitment to curiosity and collaboration can help Canada – and the world Read More