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Chris Maddison awarded AI2050 fellowship to address data scarcity in drug discovery

The U of T computer science faculty member has been named a 2026 AI2050 Early Career Fellow by Schmidt Sciences. 

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Sheila McIlraith receives Test of Time Award for research on intelligent agents

The 2002 research introduced a principled approach to agent technology that combined online services to accomplish complex tasks.

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NSERC launches Geoffrey Hinton Prizes honouring U of T Nobel laureate

2024 Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton, whose pioneering work helped launch the AI revolution, is the namesake of new NSERC prizes supporting the next generation of AI-driven discovery.

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The Atlantic: AI’s Real Gift to Science
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The Atlantic: AI’s Real Gift to Science
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Associate Professor Bo Wang’s work is cited in an examination of how AI can help scientists analyze vast amounts of biological data and identify promising areas for further research.

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The Logic: Carney picks big-name researchers and investors for new AI advisory council
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The Logic: Carney picks big-name researchers and investors for new AI advisory council
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Associate Professor Sanja Fidler is among the researchers appointed to a new 13-person federal council advising the government on Canada's national AI strategy.

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Global News: Canada’s privacy czar seeking information in massive driver’s licence hack
Global News: Canada’s privacy czar seeking information in massive driver’s licence hack

Assistant Professor Gururaj Saileshwar discusses the risks posed by a massive driver’s licence data breach and steps Canadians can take to protect themselves.

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Upcoming Events

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Oct 8
William T. Freeman, "The support zipper and its applications to portable structures and robotics," MIT CSAIL
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Oct 13
Margo Seltzer, "Simple Models for Systemsy Problems," University of British Columbia
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Department of Computer Science MSc & PhD Information Session
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Oct 22
Conversations in Computing: Bruce Schneier on Hacking AI
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Nov 10
Applied Research in Action (ARIA) Showcase 2026
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Department of Computer Science MSc & PhD Information Session
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Nov 19
Leslie Pack Kaelbling, "The Role of Rationality in Modern Robotics," MIT
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Department of Computer Science MSc & PhD Information Session
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