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Nina Haikara - Department of Computer Science

Nina Haikara - Department of Computer Science

The website created by Kawin Ethayarajh, a master’s student in U of T’s department of computer science, is based on an algorithm that leverages a subfield of AI known as natural language processing.

U of T researcher's website uses AI to help writers reach their audience

December 10, 2018

Many technology companies say they want to hire more women. But University of Toronto researcher Kawin Ethayarajh found the language and tone of most job postings in the male-dominated industry tend to be more appealing to men.

UofTHacks is back: Annual hackathon wants students of all disciplines to apply this year

November 21, 2018

Shweta Mogalapalli, this year’s president of UofTHacks, is passionate about technology.

Assistant Professor Maryam Mehri Dehnavi and PhD student Kazem Cheshmi.

U of T computer scientists develop solutions for faster computation

November 19, 2018

In the 2003 hit film The Matrix Reloaded, Neo, portrayed by Keanu Reeves, asks the character known as The Architect, “Why am I here?” The Architect answers: “Your life is the sum of a remainder of an unbalanced equation inherent to the programming of the matrix.”

How one U of T alumnus went from slinging drinks in undergrad to Geoffrey Hinton's AI lab

October 11, 2018

Nick Frosst, a researcher at Google Brain in downtown Toronto, didn’t require a master’s degree or PhD to launch a career in artificial intelligence research – all he needed was a chance meeting at a bar in Koreatown.

Using computer science methods to discover how people learn

October 11, 2018

The University of Toronto’s Joseph Jay Williams is using computer science methods to enhance education.

Sori Lee, Keros Rodrigues and David Wang

U of T students awarded RBC Amplify's 'most disruptive' prize for AI used in monitoring e-transfers

September 20, 2018

A multidisciplinary team of students from the University of Toronto and a student from the University of Waterloo have been awarded $10,000 from Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) Amplify program for designing the “most disruptive” technology to monitor email money transfers.

He won Microsoft's global innovation competition. What's next for this U of T student?

August 24, 2018

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

U of T experts in AI explore a classical problem of computer science

August 17, 2018

The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to the network of physical devices, from smartphones and personal fitness trackers to home alarm systems and smart refrigerators, even vehicles. Collectively, these devices can make our environment smarter.

U of T experts use deep learning AI for predictive animation

August 17, 2018

Deep learning algorithms allow computers to learn from large amounts of data and are known for advancing the state of the art in the artificial intelligence field, leading to smarter cancer treatments and

David I. W. Levin, Gavin Barill and Alec Jacobson

Inside or outside the surface: U of T experts advance 3D printing pathways

August 13, 2018

“Well, are you in or are you out?”

Senior high school student Jodi Kramer in the 1993 film Dazed and Confused poses this question to freshman Sabrina Davis, who answers, “In.”

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