Welcome to Margot Flemming who has joined the group as a new MSc research thesis student. Margot's research will be focused on multi-resolution remote sensing observations of snow. Read more about Welcome to Margot (MSc candidate)
Sriram has had a poster accepted to RLDM 2017 entitled "Learning Forest Wildfire Dynamics from Satellite Images Using Reinforcement Learning”. Sriram and Mark will be attending the conference June 11-14 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Hope to see you there.
The Waterloo Institute for Complexity and Innovation will be hosting this conference May 16-17. The resilience of complex systems to disturbances is a topic of longstanding and continuing interest in academic communities including applied mathematics, ecology, environmental sciences, and the social sciences and humanities, among others. Over the past few decades this research has led to both insights into real-world systems as well as policy improvements. However, significant theoretical and empirical challenges remain, as well as challenges in improving policy.This is particularly urgent...
Astrophysicists Mike Hudson and Seth Epps at the University of Waterloo have been able to capture the first composite image of a dark matter bridge that connects galaxies together ... More
True stories of heroism, liberation, and sometimes failure, told to her by Abdullah, a bee keeper, forced into the profession of saving captive women from Da’esh (ISIS).
A participatory theatrical experience presented by Studies in Islam, in collaboration with Arab Canadian Theatre KW - with Trainer and Director Dr. Amir Al-Azraki.
Frankie Condon has been given the Federation of Students Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award for 2017. Each year, Feds awards one instructor at the University of Waterloo who has exemplified innovative teaching and has shown dedication towards ensuring academic success for undergraduate students. What makes this award special is that it is based solely on student nominations and feedback.
