I'll be on a panel during this event bringing together industry, government and academic leaders on the role technology can play in threat mitigation, clean infrastructure, climate innovation and adaptation. My focus is on the potential for...
Prof. Crowley will be on a panel discussion at the 2018 UWaterloo Innovation Summit in Vancouver on the topic of Beyond Climate Impact: Climate Reslience Through Tech.
Welcome to our new website. The intention is to update this website periodically as new team members join the lab and post news of our latest study findings. Read more about Website launched
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning do so much good in the world already but it is critical to target new, broader ways AI/ML can benefit society and to prepare for pitfalls and risks that will arise.
Congratulations Filzah for presenting her Master's seminar comparing the social costs of atmospheric releases across different pavement designs and maintenance practices. Read more about Congrats Filzah on master's seminar!
Anita Layton has been named Canada 150 Research Chair, as part of the Government of Canada’s - Canada 150 Research Chairs Program. Layton is the chairholder for her work in Mathematical Biology and Medicine.
A $350,000 investment per year for seven years will support Layton’s research on the mathematical and computational modelling of blood flow dynamics and kidney function. Layton’s computational methods have been adopted by others to solve mathematical equations arising in combustion, blood flow and other problems.
'll be on a panel during this event bringing together industry, government and academic leaders on the role technology can play in threat mitigation, clean infrastructure, climate innovation and adaptation. My focus is on the potential for...
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning do so much good in the world already but it is critical to target new, broader ways AI/ML can benefit society and to prepare for pitfalls and risks that will arise.
