Negar was recognized for her contributions in community engagement in the information retrieval community

Jeffrey Zang almost did not go to the hackathon that changed his life.It was JAMHacks 6, one of Canada’s largest high school hackathons, and the obstacle was no

Researchers investigated whether behavioural biometrics are used to protect or invade customers’ privacy

PhD student wins seed funding for her technology that supports children with ADHD

Co-founded by former CS students, Float helps Canadian businesses move fast and cut through red tape

An article announcing that Professor Gautam Kamath and his international collaborators have received the runner-up Caspar Bowden Award at PETS 2026.

From exploring medicine to sustainability to AI accountability, Cheriton researchers embody Canadian research excellence

Job #AJO32140, Postdoctoral Fellows in ML — Agents that Read, Reason, and Act, R2L Lab at the University of Waterloo's Cheriton Department of Computer Science, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontar...

From advancing HCI to cloud computing research, our alumni have demonstrated exceptional research and academic achievements

From tackling food security to healthcare accessibility, Technovation Girls Waterloo presents the next generation of tech entrepreneurs

The annual CS 383 exhibit showcases the intersection between computer science and art

PhD student unveils Project Test Kitchen, an AI-image generator that explores mood boards and user sketches

Enzo Porto discusses Oceanica, a Latin American–based organization that focuses on ocean literacy and conservation

What if doctors could more accurately diagnose and monitor blood cancer with a simple blood draw? This vision is becoming a reality thanks to research at Rapid Novor, a Waterloo-based company co-found...

Team was recognized for their novel blood sugar forecasting technology

Baeza-Yates is widely regarded as one of the world’s foremost researchers in information retrieval, celebrated especially for pioneering innovative data structures that have shaped the field. His work...