The Government of Canada is inviting input from stakeholders, researchers, and community leaders on key priorities of new fund focused on international, interdisciplinary and high-risk research.

UWaterloo researchers have developed a method of animating high-viscosity liquids based on the understanding that the pressure and viscosity forces that act on liquids need to be solved together for the computer animation to be physically accurate and visually stunning.

UWaterloo researchers used computer models that simulate organic structures to define how light interacts with the cellular and subcellular parts of the skin and blood to clarify how veins containing red blood get their bluish appearance.

Award given to Canadian PhD students researching in areas of artificial intelligence, data mining, knowledge representation, or computational linguistics.

PDF Download: Analysis of Survey Results on NSERC Programs usefulness for Computer Science faculty. [860kB] (June 19, 2018)

Prize awarded every three years by the Mathematical Optimization Society (MOS) and SIAM for an outstanding contribution in the area of continuous optimization.

Tri-agency invites institutions, associations, organizations and individuals to comment on the draft policy before August 31, 2018.

University of Waterloo is hosting its fourth annual Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference (UROC) September 27 - 30, 2018 at the UWaterloo campus.

Focusing on the problems tech can solve rather than coding is likely to draw more women into the discipline and to build their confidence.

Award won by a 19-member US Federal Communications Commission team that included UBC researcher Dr. Kevin Leyton-Brown and two of his doctoral students, Alexandre Fréchette and Neil Newman.

Computer science researchers Regan Mandryk (USask), Joelle Pineau (McGill) and Ahmed Hassan (Queen's) among E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship recipients.

CS-Can/Info-Can is a national, non-profit society dedicated to representing all aspects of computer science and the interests of the discipline across Canada.