Chizewer graduates this June with a MMath in Combinatorics and Optimization.
Forster (BSc ’64) was one of the first female math students at the University of Waterloo, and an essential part of Waterloo’s computing group following her graduation in the mid 1960s.
This third-year class teaches students how to create artwork using “advanced computer science techniques like computer vision, 3D graphics, generative agents, audio processing, real-time data streaming, distributed systems, and more,” says Professor Daniel Vogel who taught this course for the Winter 2024 term.
The eight students are among twelve students at Waterloo, and 115 across Ontario, who will each receive $17,500 towards their groundbreaking research in AI.
Sean Monahan is a fourth-year PhD student in Pure Mathematics. In addition to TAing multiple courses, Monahan has taught Math 135: Algebra for Honours Mathematics (Fall 2022) and Math 115: Linear Algebra for engineering (Fall 2023).
Seven former and current University of Waterloo students received two million dollars in funding from one of the world's biggest and most prestigious startup accelerators, the Y Combinator (YC).
What started as a walk home led to the discovery of a breach in human privacy and security on campus, and soon after, a resolution.
The award, created by Computer Science professor Ming Li and his family in honour of his late wife Jessie Wenhui Zou, recognizes excellence in undergraduate research.
Eight Waterloo researchers have received $25,000 each from the Graham Seed Fund (GSF) to support transformative health-tech collaborations.
Growing up in a family where money was scarce, Floyd Marinescu (BMath ’02) saw firsthand the impacts of working class poverty.