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Illustration of cancer cells
January 22, 2024

Developing personalized cancer vaccines 

Deep learning technology is making immunotherapy treatment more accurate and affordable

AI-generated images of an Indian man, an Asian woman and a Black man.
March 6, 2024

Can you tell AI-generated people from real ones?

Research shows survey participants duped by AI-generated images nearly 40 per cent of the time

Person using a laptop computer chatting with AI technology
December 20, 2023

Large language models validate misinformation, research finds

Systematic testing of OpenAI’s GPT-3 reveals that question format can influence models to agree with misinformation

Person measuring their blood pressure with a sphygmomanometer while holding blood pressure pills
April 19, 2023

Time of day and a patient’s sex may alter the effectiveness of blood pressure medication

University of Waterloo researchers use a mathematical model to understand diuretic effectiveness 

Einstein hats tiled, the discovery visualized
April 13, 2023

A trick of the hat

The story of how a Waterloo computer science professor helped find the elusive einstein tile

Professor Tony Wirjanto, University of Waterloo
February 12, 2013

Charting a course down an unknown road

Examining history is the first step to forecasting the future when it comes to managing financial risk, says Waterloo professor.

Yuying Li, Professor at the Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo
February 12, 2013

Waterloo computer scientist warns banks and investment firms to expect the unexpected

Yuying Li designs algorithms and creates strategies to help avoid losses in an unpredictable economy.

Michele Mosca
February 12, 2013

On the frontiers of global information security

The impact of quantum information processing on the world of cryptography will be broad and deep. Developing the next generation of cryptographic structures, structures that will be secure in a world with quantum technologies, is absolutely essential to robust global information security in the future.

Thomas Coleman, Director of WatRISQ
January 30, 2013

Waterloo institute looks at risk management on a global scale

WatRISQ offers online courses for business leaders looking for answers during tough economic times.

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January 15, 2013

Groundbreaking research at Waterloo receives federal funding

A research facility that will one day develop the technology that enables hybrid vehicles to feed energy into the power grid is among the innovative research initiatives at the University of Waterloo that received major funding announced today

Siv Sivaloganthan, professor at University of Waterloo's Department of Applied Mathematics
January 9, 2013

Mathematics and medicine are powerful partners

Mathematical modeling and biostatistics can help doctors calculate the best care options for a single patient, or influence health-care policy for millions.

Professor Jesse Hoey
January 2, 2013

Making life easier for those living with Alzheimer's

University of Waterloo researchers are working to make aging easier with electronic reminders to support seniors living with dementia.

University of Waterloo sign
December 13, 2012

Distinguished professor wins prestigious award for computer scientists

A professor of computer science at the University of Waterloo was selected a fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), one of the highest honours in the field

Gerry Sullivan and Jamie Lee
November 9, 2012

Student donates surprise windfall to scholarship fund

Gerry Sullivan, a former Board of Governors member and chemical engineering professor at University of Waterloo, started an entrance scholarship for students from his former high school to study math, engineering or science at Waterloo. His philanthropy appears to be contagious.

Garrett Gottlieb(left) and Phil Jacobson (right), founders of PumpUp
October 2, 2012

Pumping Up with PumpUp, A Mobile Personal Trainer

The founders of PumpUp in the VeloCity Garage believe that combining technology and wellness can improve lives.

Sheet music for
September 20, 2012

The Quantum Symphony: A Cultural Entanglement

A collaboration between the Institute for Quantum Computing and the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony led to the creation of “Quantum: Music at the Frontier of Science.” On September 30 — as part of the grand opening celebrations of the Mike & Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre at the University of Waterloo — the concert will be performed inside the remarkable new building.

Michele Mosca conducting an optics experiment
September 17, 2012

Quantum world may hold the key to keeping information secure

A chance encounter with the quantum realm took Michele Mosca's cryptography research in a very small but important direction. The University of Waterloo Faculty of Math graduate helped found Waterloo's cryptography centre and the Institute for Quantum Computing, and is a leader in the field of quantum information.

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