Deep learning technology is making immunotherapy treatment more accurate and affordable
Research shows survey participants duped by AI-generated images nearly 40 per cent of the time
Systematic testing of OpenAI’s GPT-3 reveals that question format can influence models to agree with misinformation
University of Waterloo researchers use a mathematical model to understand diuretic effectiveness
The story of how a Waterloo computer science professor helped find the elusive einstein tile
Harvard cancer biologists work with Waterloo mathematicians to develop more effective treatment for people with aggressive cancer
Hands-on education at University of Waterloo translates into high-value engineering careers, says Bay Area recruiter
Controlling the time and sequence of cancer therapies may hold the key to unlocking better outcomes for patients with aggressive cancers, according to research published today
University of Waterloo today named Sandra G. Banks, CEO of The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, as vice-president, university relations and Stephen Watt, professor of computer science at Western University, as dean of the Faculty of Mathematics
Wearable devices designed to prevent bedsores and sensors able to track night wandering are just two of the projects researchers from the University of Waterloo will lead for AGE-WELL, one of five new Networks of Centres of Excellence in Canada
Both ed-tech entrepreneurs got their start while Waterloo computer science students and both won $25,000 grants at Velocity Fund Finals
Waterloo Magazine, Fall 2014: Smarter cars, high-flying students and better sex for those with bad backs
A team of undergraduate students from the University of Waterloo have designed a synthetic organism that may one day help doctors treat MRSA, an antibiotic-resistant superbug
Students who designed a synthetic microbe that “turns off” antibiotic-resistance gene wins gold at international competition
One researcher hopes to contribute to the development of better cancer drugs while the other is expanding our understanding of gravity
Two researchers from the University of Waterloo working on potential ways to target and kill cancer cells and a new understanding of gravity won prestigious Polanyi Prizes today
Bill Tutte’s work as a code breaker is considered the greatest intellectual achievement of the Second World War
