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Nina Haikara - Department of Computer Science

Nina Haikara - Department of Computer Science

From left: Shayla Devonish, Oleksandra Sydorenko, Sheena Melwani, Jyotheeswar Arvind Manickavasagar and Vishal Raheja

U of T students take Facebook prize at #DementiaHack, win invitation to Silicon Valley

November 17, 2015

The name was slightly edgy: DementiaHack. But the goal was pure altruism.

Honouring Canada's first female computer scientist: U of T's Trixie Worsley

May 27, 2015

She is believed to be the first woman in the world to earn a doctorate in computer science and Canada’s first female computer scientist.

Law and computer science collaborate to change the future of legal research

April 27, 2015

As an expert in taxation law and judicial decision-making, Faculty of Law Professor Benjamin Alarie is ready to change how

Michael Kozakov, Nick Frosst, Jonathon Kereliuk and Jacob Tsafatinos.

Computer science students organize U of T Hacks to create new solutions

February 06, 2015

In the film Blackhat, actor Chris Hemsworth plays an imprisoned computer hacker who can secure his own release if he helps the FBI stop the code he once helped create.

Eugene Fiume, Paul Gries, Michael Brudno, Raquel Urtasun, Sheila McIlraith and Steve Easterbrook.

Department of Computer Science celebrates 50 years with a look into the future

November 26, 2014

Computer science is a field in constant transformation, changing the way people work, play and interact through technology.

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