Dr. Melanie Blokesch, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Pathoecology and evolution of Vibrio cholerae
Join us for the 5-Days of Positivity Challenge next week January 18 – 22, 2021, on social media! Together let’s get our Winter Term 2021 off to a great start! Why Participate? The Science of Positive thinking is more than warm fuzzy thoughts! Research suggests that positive thinking can not only help you feel better...
Please join Professor Emeritus Erwin Huebner on Wednesday, December 16th at 3:30 pm for his lecture, entitled “Science and Art: Exploration, Imagination and Innovation – Artist Books Inspired by Science”. Presented via Livestream, this public talk is part of the 50th-anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Science. In addition to his presentation, Dr. Huebner will unveil his new book: “Celebrating the People of...
Dennis Ballard is working with Manitoba First Nations to recruit Indigenous students interested in becoming Indigenous scientists and supporting health, environment, technology and industry in their own home communities. Ballard is leading the new Wawatay program where the first cohort of UM Indigenous students will journey together through a bachelor of science degree. The long-term...
Introducing the “Snugglebot” a cuddly robotic companion that needs your love and attention. It needs to be taken care of, cuddled and kept warm. It’s physically comforting (soft, warm and weighted), and engaging. Its tusk lights up and it wiggles to get attention or to show appreciation when it’s hugged. This robot prototype is the...
In his 1374 epic poem “Troilus and Criseyde”, Geoffrey Chaucer offered up the following observation: “Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.” The idea that big things come from small beginnings is a concept of which Christina Penner is well aware. The Computer Science instructor received notice of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada...
Multi-Robot Systems, Multi-Agent Systems, Dynamic Heterogeneous Teamwork, robot interaction, mapping and space management, learning in…
human-robot interaction (HRI), human-computer interaction (HCI), domestic robots, social human-robot interaction, aging and robots, gender…
My research is in computational geometry, data structures, geometric optimization, and discrete algorithms. My recent…
Data mining and analysis (including data analytics, data science & business intelligence solutions) Big data,…
Research Involves: Designing and implementing software tools to facilitate interaction with information in a ubiquitous…
Parallel and Distributed Systems Pervasive and Mobile Computing Computational Grids and Advanced Computing Environments Compiler…
Dr. Andrea Bunt is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the…
Courses I teach include: Introduction to Computer Science Technical Communication in Computer Science Professional Practice…
I have a broad interest in design, analysis and limitations of algorithms. I am particularly…
We're hiring a tenure-track position: https://t.co/xR0AOUoBpd
Announcing a Science elective course for Winter 2021: SCI 2000 Assessing Global Change in the Anthropocene. Details about the content can be found on the course website: https://t.co/ORekqjnODi
Announcing a Science elective course for Fall 2020: SCI 2000 Image Processing Theory and Applications. Details about the content can be found on the course website: https://t.co/3Nw0XWPeev
UM Science Co-op student lands job at Apple - Faculty of Science https://t.co/FvX3vlaiRc
Security and privacy risks with patient portal accounts in US hospitals; see what Dr Latulipe @clatulip discovered: https://t.co/RsbuVoghTw
Summer course schedules will be made available May 4 with registration starting May 19.
We’re hiring a term position Instructor: https://t.co/8nkEQUdOxB
Congratulations to Professor Hugh Williams, one of the department's founders, on receiving a much deserved Lifetime Achievement award: https://t.co/QQhCgHQoeg
New special topics grad course: "Technology & Aging" offered in Winter 2020. Contact @clatulip
Thank you Dr. Mike @umanitoba @umanitobasci for stopping by to give us a run down on CS at UM #fascinating #neighbours #anotheroption
New course offering! COMP 3190 (Intro to AI) will be offered in Winter 2020 with a limited number of spots!
International success for U of M Robot Team at FIRA HuroCup https://t.co/WNSD4nBiig
We're hiring a tenure track position in Neuroscience (joint with Biological Sciences): https://t.co/zrn64Avwhf
We're hiring a tenure-track professor: https://t.co/ot1Ixqi80I
We're hiring an Instructor: https://t.co/Dyl2PjP2Ao
Congratulations to Mia Battad – we're looking forward to meeting you soon. https://t.co/oGsRe2NOjJ
Congratulations to Dr Andrea Bunt on being a recipient of this year's CS-Can|Info-Can Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher Award! https://t.co/aqn8EmRlbs
Congratulations to Dr. Pourang Irani and everyone involved in this NSERC Create program: New program will help us manage and prevent chronic and infectious diseases https://t.co/Tq3GyCmlqk
Seminar Tomorrow, 1pm E2-304, Dr Erin Chambers from @SLU_Official: "Burning the Medial Axis". It's a topic that's related to problems in computer vision, artificial intelligence, and graphics. https://t.co/fXW8iscr8M
Integrates academic studies with paid work experience. Beginning in their third year of Computer Science studies, Co-op students alternate four month academic terms with four month Computer Science relevant work terms.