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Computer Science Research in Canada: Strengths, Challenges and Recommendations
February 2, 2024
Drafted by the CS-CAN/INFO-CAN Research Committee the report summarizes key developments over the last 10 years within the ICT sector and computer science research in Canada.
Letter from the incoming president
March 2025
A welcome message from the incoming president with a request for input from the C.Sc. community.
CAN-CWiC Canadian Celebration of Women in Computing
October 25 & 26 2024
Join us at the Annual Canadian Celebration of Women in Computing Conference
Second CS-CAN|INFO-CAN Co-located Conference
November 11-14 2024
Join us for the second co-located conference in Toronto
2023 Canadian Slice of the Taulbee Survey
CS-CAN/Info-CAN prepared a report of the Canadian slice of the 2023 Taulbee Survey which covers the year from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. This slice incorporates data about Canadian responses that were not included in the 2023 CRA Taulbee Survey report (e.g., information about student and faculty gender and ethnicity, and breakdowns of PhDs awarded by specialty area).
Navigating National Security Challenges
Canada intensifies security in academic research, especially in Computer Science, to safeguard national interests
About CS-CAN
CS-Can|Info-Can was formally launched on September 22, 2016 with a mission is to foster excellence in Computer Science research and higher education in Canada, drive innovation and benefit society.
This is achieved by the organization through the following activities:
CS-Can|Info-Can counts among its members more than 60 Canadian organizations active in computing research: academic departments of computer science and computer engineering; laboratories and centres in industry, government, and academia; and affiliated professional societies. CS-Can|Info-Can works with these organizations to represent the computing research community and to effect change that benefits both computing research and society at large.
Computer Science Advocation
Being an advocate for Computer Science within Canada on matters such as research funding, computer science education, and public policy.
Awards Program
Promoting Computer Science through an awards program and undergraduate and graduate recruiting.
Industry through Connecting
Connecting with Industry through efforts such as “research speed dating” to foster greater industry-university collaboration.
Events & Conferences
women in computing conference
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