Current graduate students

Waterloo’s computer science school grows its reputation built on quality of faculty and students

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PhD candidate David Radke, Professor Tim Brecht, and their colleague (and David’s brother) Daniel Radke have received the best research paper award at LINHAC 2022, the Linköping Hockey Analytics Conference held in Sweden.

The pandemic and current global events have heightened awareness of existing global challenges, and highlighted the important role universities play in uncovering solutions and developing talent

Engineering graduand mentors others to pursue an education in STEM

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Current graduate students

The best and the brightest

Cheriton researchers develop new passing models with NHL tracking data, win best research paper award at LINHAC 2022

Educating global citizens

Following her passion

Waterloo.AI Seminar: Alexander Terenin on "Pathwise Conditioning of Gaussian Processes"

Waterloo.AI Seminar: Prof. Oliver Schulte on "Valuing Hockey Actions and Ranking Players With Reinforcement Learning"

Waterloo.AI Professional Development Event on "Lifting Customer Engagement with Deep Learning: Beyond Keyword Search and Collaborative Filtering"

Waterloo.AI Seminar: Priyank Jaini on "Exploiting Symmetries for Probabilistic Generative Modelling"

Waterloo.AI Seminar: Dr. Adam Wagner on "A simple RL setup to find counterexamples to open conjectures in mathematics"

Waterloo.AI Seminar: Greg Yang (Senior Researcher, Microsoft) on "Tuning GPT-3 on a Single GPU via Zero-Shot Hyperparameter Transfer"