AI’s medical diagnostic skills still need a check-up
Engineering PhD student Troy Zada is working on research that shows that ChatGPT answered open-ended diagnostic questions incorrectly nearly two-thirds of the time.
Engineering PhD student Troy Zada is working on research that shows that ChatGPT answered open-ended diagnostic questions incorrectly nearly two-thirds of the time.
PhD candidate Cloé St-Hilaire is the first in Canada to prove that financial landlords are behind rising rents.
Christine Eagles, a PhD student in Pure Mathematics, has been awarded the prestigious Certificate in University Teaching Award.
Recent PhD graduate Johann Wenzel has helped develop a new tool that helps people with limited mobility play VR games like Beat Saber.
A new verification of illness process is available to graduate students.
PhD candidate Melissa Stadt is working on a new mathematical model that demonstrates the ratio of potassium to sodium intake is key to regulating blood pressure.
Fan He, a PhD candidate in Systems Design Engineering, is investigating how people respond when their cars’ computer systems are hacked — and what that means for road safety.
PhD candidate Bing Hu is using machine learning to predict how new drugs could affect the body.
PhD candidate Anna-Mireilla Hayden is researching how models of 34 million years of water flow below an Antarctic glacier could alter estimates of rising sea levels.
Each year, the University of Waterloo recognizes faculty members who go above and beyond in guiding, supporting and inspiring their graduate students. This year’s winners recognized outstanding supervisors from the faculties of Arts, Environment, Health and Mathematics.