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Doug Stinson, a professor with the School of Computer Science, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and internationally renowned scholar in the fields of cryptography, security, and combinatorics, has been named University Professor. This fantastic honour is the third to be bestowed on a faculty member from the School of Computer Science.

First-year Waterloo Computer Science student Celeste Anderson added another accolade to her glowing resume of accomplishments in the world of math, computer science, and gaming by earning the ultimate title of King as the first-place winner of the popular reality-tv series, “King of the Nerds.” Competing in challenges that required mathematical skills, logic, and problem solvin

Raouf Boutaba, Professor at the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, has been named a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC-ICI). Boutaba adds this fellowship to an impressive list of accolades having been named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) just over a year ago.

Ondrej Lhotak, Associate Professor with the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science has been named an Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher by the Canadian Association of Computer Science. Lhotak joins Associate Professor Ian Goldberg (2010) and Professor Bin Ma (2009) in a growing list of distinguished faculty members who have won this researcher prize.

For the second year in a row, a student team from the School of Accounting and Finance, including Anqi Wang (CFM '13), took top prize at the CFA Research Challenge. The team will advance to the Americas Regional Competition held in Toronto in March.

Congratulations, Anqi!

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The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) announced it will award more than $4.7 million to four research projects at Waterloo. Professor Ian Goldberg of the Cheriton School of Computer Science will receive funding to support research about Privacy Enhancing Technologies at a Global Scale.

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Students of mathematics at Waterloo recognized the Cheriton School's Associate Professor Michael Terry as "Instructor of the Year 2012."

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The second 2012 Derick Wood Graduate Scholarship has been awarded to Vinayak Pathak. Pathak is a PhD student at the School who is studying for his PhD with Prof. Anna Lubiw. He previously earned his MMath degree under the supervision of Prof.

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Doug Stinson named University Professor

“King of the Nerds” champion shows why computer science girls rock

Professor Raouf Boutaba named Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada

CS professor named Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher

CFM student advances to Americas Regional Competition of CFA Research Challenge

Professor Yuying Li warns banks and investment firms to expect the unexpected

Goldberg Awarded CFI

Professor Jesse Hoey researches how to make life easier for those living with Alzheimer's

MathSoc names Professor Terry Instructor of the Year

Derick Wood Scholar Announced