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Taking video games to the next level: U of T's Steve Engels on this year's student game design showcase

April 11, 2017

Over 2,000 students, instructors, industry insiders and gaming fans will crowd the Design Exchange for the seventh annual Level Up Showcase on Wednesday, an event that has become known for uncovering new creative talent.

Level Up: What video games will U of T and OCAD U students unveil this year?

April 04, 2017

Designing the next Angry Birds isn’t all fun and games.

Lucie looking outside the bus window through her phone

Augmented-reality bus tour reveals new side of U of T campus

April 04, 2017

All aboard the magic school bus.

Nima Yasrebi, a U of T grad of the master’s in electrical engineering and computer science program, welcomed a dozen people onto a bus Friday to give them a tour of the university’s downtown Toronto campus unlike any other.

Vector Institute points to Toronto as the global hot spot for AI research

March 31, 2017

A team of globally renowned researchers at the University of Toronto is driving the planning of a new institute staking Toronto’s and Canada’s claim as the global leader in AI.

Group photo of the Winterlight Labs team standing on a staircase

What does speech reveal about our health? U of T startup finds 400 subtle neurological health markers

March 27, 2017

Hidden clues in the way you speak can indicate health problems long before an official diagnosis is made. These include how fast you talk, how long you pause, which words you choose – even tiny wobbles in the vibration of your voice, too subtle for the human ear.

Biophysicist Madeleine Bonsma-Fisher and computer scientist Raquel Urtasun.

NSERC recognizes research into the microbial ticking time bombs inside us and self-driving cars

February 07, 2017

We go to the gym, count calories and take our vitamins — all in an effort to stay fit and avoid getting sick. But are we actually healthy? Our bodies are filled with bacteria and viruses that attack them, known as phages.

Geoffrey Hinton is a University Professor in the Department of Computer Science.

U of T computer scientist takes international prize for groundbreaking work in AI

January 17, 2017

Geoffrey Hinton, a University Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto and VP Engineering Fellow at Google, has received the

Diane Horton with students Anmol Nagpal and Rachel Woo.

OCUFA Teaching Award is an extra perk for a computer scientist devoted to reinventing education

October 17, 2016

Diane Horton was born to teach. Believe it or not, she has known that since her Grade 2 teacher Mr. Ripley let her assist him in class. Little wonder she found her dream job at the University of Toronto, where “reinventing education” is a core mission.

Can natural language processing help detect dementia? This U of T grad student is trying to find out

June 22, 2016

“Your speech can offer a lot of information and clues into how your brain is functioning,” says Katie Fraser, a PhD candidate in the department of computer science at the University of Toronto.

University (of Toronto) dreams came true

June 16, 2016

Dhyey Sejpal, who recently graduated with high distinction from the University of Toronto with a specialist in computer science focusing on artificial intelligence, began his academic career at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indore — one of that nation’s

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