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Professors Marsha Chechik and Suzanne Stevenson have begun their new roles as Chair (Interim) and Vice Chair respectively, as of July 1, 2019.

Professor Steve Easterbrook explains how people can advocate for the planet.

As advances in AI reach new heights, there are certain traits that AI systems must have if humans are to trust them to make consequential decisions, according to Professor Emeritus Dr. Ronald Baecker at his lecture, “What Society Must Require of AI.”

Six teaching stream faculty and three tenure stream faculty have received professorial promotions effective July 1, 2019.

Last year, The Logic asked some of Canada’s top engineering and computer science universities to share the stories of some of the rising stars set to shape the country’s future.

Three DCSIL supported teams from U of T will travel to Vancouver for this year's National finals on Saturday, May 28. There are six Canadian teams competing and the winner will advance to the World Finals.

Midway through its first term, the ������Ƶ of Computer Science’s Technology Leadership Initiative (TLI) has already brought undergraduate students closer to industry.

Professor Singh was awarded this prestigious award for his contributions in computer graphics, design and animation and through the creation of commercial software, companies and the Oscar winning animation “Ryan”.

Professor Pitassi received this award for her contributions to research and education in the fields of computational and proof complexity.

The Association for Computing Machinery has named 49 Distinguished Members for outstanding contributions to the field.

Professor Easterbrook is a passionate educator, and has developed and taught a number of innovative new courses related to computing and the environment.

Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Michelle Craig has been named one of Ontario’s most outstanding university teachers by the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations (OCUFA).

Professor Arvind Gupta co-authors a report for The Conversation on retraining mid-career workers for tech.

"It was really incredible to see how all knowledge I've garnered from U of T gave me such a strong basis for working on these projects," says undergraduate Lana El Sanyoura.

The VLDB Women in Database Research Award recognizes a woman researcher who is an inspiring role model for women researchers as well as the community at large through her significant technical contributions.

We are pleased to welcome another extraordinary group of researchers to U of T, including a new – and expanding – robotics research cluster at U of T Mississauga.

The International Association for Pattern Recognition (IAPR) is an international association of non-profit, scientific or professional organizations concerned with pattern recognition, computer vision and image processing.

It's been a month since undergraduate student Samin Khan and his teammate from UOIT were on the world stage, pitching their smartARM to a panel of industry judges at the Imagine Cup, Microsoft's annual student innovation competition.

In 2017, the Konrad Group renewed their support of the next generation of thought leaders, by establishing two $2,000 scholarships open to upper-year Computer Science undergraduates in the major or specialist program

Dr. Ghobadi is currently a researcher with Microsoft Research Mobility and Networking. We asked her about her time at U of T and next steps to MIT.