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

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Research that explored a new AI security threat in 2016 was recognized for its lasting impact on the field.

For Harry Sha , exceptional teaching means inspiring lasting curiosity. For Pan Chen , it’s about helping students learn in ways that go beyond simply absorbing course content. Though their definiti...

Through her leadership with UTMIST, Jessica Chen created opportunities for students to explore new interests and build confidence in computer science. 

Blending creativity with computer science, Helena Glowacki explored human-centred technology through research, storytelling and artistic practice. 

Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Alice Gao earned the Faculty of Arts & Science Outstanding Teaching Award — Early Career for creating supportive learning environments that help students bu...

With a focus on interdisciplinary research and environmental applications, Jacob Klimczak explored how computer science can help address global challenges. 

As an ambassador, Raghav Sinha supported students across their CS journeys while applying his skills at the intersection of data, economics and technology.

A student leader dedicated to building supportive communities, Pratibha Thakur helped shape student life in computer science through her work in CSSU and WiCS.

The University of Toronto is advancing its commitment to responsible artificial intelligence adoption at scale through an ambitious multi-year partnership with Cohere, a Canadian-founded, Toronto-base...

Through research in AI and healthcare, Yuchen Wang focused on developing practical, patient-centred solutions grounded in real clinical impact.

After graduating from the University of Toronto last year, Dina Lojpur quickly stepped into the world of applied AI, bringing with her a perspective shaped by computer science, cognitive science and...

GPUBreach exploits flaws in graphics cards that power modern AI to give hackers complete control of a computer.

Arvind Gupta, a member of the federal AI task force that helped create PM Carney’s strategy, says Canada is ‘at the forefront’ of AI research.

Urtasun, a leading AI expert and the founder and CEO of Waabi, has been recognized with one of the highest honours in science. 

Eugene Fiume is a computer scientist and academic leader whose research in computer graphics and long‑standing service to the discipline have earned national and international recognition. 

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U of T CS alum Bill Reeves has brought some of pop culture’s most famous characters to life as a founding member of Pixar Animation Studios in the 1980s.

Through one-on-one conversations, alumni mentors and undergraduate CS students build connection, gain perspective and shape the next stage of their journeys.

Yejin Choi delivered the C.C. “Kelly” Gotlieb Distinguished Lecture to a full audience, examining the strengths and limits of reasoning in today’s AI systems. 

Using novel visualizations, an interdisciplinary team of researchers across Canada aims to spur individuals and governments to take action against climate change.

U of T computer science students earned top honours at the 2026 Level Up Showcase, competing against 160 teams from colleges and universities across Ontario.

Newly admitted graduate students explore U of T Computer Science’s research culture, faculty and community during the three‑day Grad Visit Days 2026 program.

Steve Engels , a professor, teaching stream in the University of Toronto's Department of Computer Science, has received the Joan E. Foley Quality of Student Experience Award — one of the university'...