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Arvind Gupta, professor and academic director, professional programs in the @utoronto.ca Department of Computer Science, has been named to Canada's new AI Strategy Task Force by Evan Solomon, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation.

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🧪 Can we teach a lab to design biomaterials on its own? Join us Sept 24, 11 AM EST for the next #ACSeminar with Adam Gormley of Rutgers University to learn more.

Register to attend for #free in person at University of Toronto or online: airtable.com/appYBjHgttvB...
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ARIA 2025 is Toronto’s leading showcase of research and innovation.

On November 13 at MTCC, explore applied R&D in AI, robotics, health tech and sustainability.

Get a first look at the technologies shaping the future.

Register: bit.ly/ARIA25

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Once CS students at @utoronto.ca, Cohere co-founders Nick Frosst, Ivan Zhang and Aidan Gomez are bringing transformer-powered AI into real-world business use.
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Maclean’s “The New Nation Makers” list features members of the @uoftcompsci.bsky.social community shaping Canada’s future.

Associate Professor Sanja Fidler leads AI research at Nvidia and co-founded the @vectorinstitute.ai.
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Canada’s in its rebrand era. Meet the 40 young folks leading the charge.
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Assistant Professor Anwar Hithnawi has received Google Research Scholar Program funding and a Intel Outstanding Researcher Award for her work in privacy-preserving cryptographic systems.
Anwar Hithnawi recognized by Google and Intel for research excellence
Google and Intel recognize Assistant Professor Anwar Hithnawi for her research in privacy-preserving cryptographic systems. 
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Andrew Wells, CEO of Pinch Financial and @utoronto.ca alum, spoke at the launch and joined students for networking.
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On Sept. 4, the @uoftcompsci.bsky.social Focus in Technology Leadership welcomed its 8th student cohort.

The program helps students accelerate their careers through academic learning, leadership development and industry experience.
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Big news from the Royal Society of Canada: Alán Aspuru-Guzik is now a Fellow, and Bo Wang joins the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.

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Welcome — and welcome back — to our @utoronto.ca‬ community! Campus has been buzzing with activity ahead of the fall term. We look forward to seeing what you’ll accomplish this year!
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#UofT President Melanie Woodin welcomes new and returning students, faculty, staff & librarians across the university's three campuses to the new school year. #MyUofT 💙 uoft.me/ft25
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Join @utoronto.ca‬’s Department of Computer Science & Department of Physics! We’re hiring for a tenure-stream position in the area of Quantum Computing. The successful candidate may be nominated for a Canada Excellence Research Chair in Quantum Computing. uoft.me/bLf
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U of T computer scientists have found that AI models running on certain GPUs can suffer "catastrophic brain damage" from a well-known class of hardware attacks, with potential consequences for health care, finance and cybersecurity.

🔨 Learn more about GPUHammer: uoft.me/bJU
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We’re highlighting #WomenInSTEM! Meet Nandita Vijaykumar assistant professor at @uoftcompsci.bsky.social 💻

Video by @bme-uoft.bsky.social students Meghan Rothenbroker and Ana-Maria Oproescu, with support from Helen Tran + the AC’s EDI Grant.

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Women in STEM: Meet Nandita Vijaykumar | Computer Science Assistant Prof at University of Toronto
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Chemistry Stories: Alán Aspuru-Guzik honoured with Heinrich Emanuel Merck Award for Computational Sciences. uoft.me/Merck2025Mat...
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#UofT took centre stage at the first-ever Toronto Tech Week. Some of the most renowned names in AI & beyond, from Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton to self-driving whiz Raquel Urtasun, were featured in panel discussions, fireside chats, startup demos & more from June 23–27.