PhD candidate Niloy Saha, Research Professor Noura Limam, Postdoctoral Researcher Yang Xiao, and University Professor Raouf Boutaba have received the Best Paper Award at NOMS 2026, the 39th IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium, held May 18–22 in Rome, Italy.
Professor Wu is internationally recognized for his pioneering contributions to survey methodology.
Three computer science graduate students have received the 2026 Faculty of Mathematics Doctoral Prize.
Kalantarzadeh graduates this June with a MMath specializing in Combinatorics and Optimization.
The grant, which totals $337,315 over two years, supports a collaborative project titled “Efficient Quantum Algorithms for Long-Term Qualitative Analysis of Dynamical Systems.”
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While nitrates and nitrites play important roles in neurological and heart health, in the stomach, they can undergo a chemical reaction known as “nitrosation” and form chemicals that many scientists suspect increase cancer risk.
Balduf will be spending at least two years doing research at Waterloo thanks to the Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship, a post-doctoral fellowship awarded by the Humboldt Foundation, which helps Germany researchers do cooperative scientific research abroad.
The award recognizes recent master’s graduate Evelien Riddell, whose thesis forms the foundation of the paper, along with MMath student James Riddell, PhD student Gengyi Sun, research engineer Michał Antkiewicz and Professor Krzysztof Czarnecki.