Published in @nature.com, an AI-driven imaging method from Assistant Professor Aviad Levis and collaborators reconstructs continuous video from irregular observations, starting with a black hole's jet. Read more: uoft.me/daM
U of T Department of Computer Science
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The Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto.
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A new @uoftcompsci.bsky.social research project is building and testing a culturally aligned generative AI assistant to support frontline community health workers in low-resource settings throughout Bangladesh. Learn more: bit.ly/4i1XiXI
In the news: @uoftcompsci.bsky.social faculty members are among more than 400 scientists who have signed an open letter calling for an international body to regulate artificial intelligence. ⤵️
The scientists who penned the letter want an international body to standardize AI containment practices and track failures. Every security incident involving a containment failure would be reported to the body and eventually made public.
Grad applications are open! Join one of the world’s leading CS departments at @uoftcompsci.bsky.social. Explore our MSc, MScAC and PhD programs. Apply by December 1 ⤵️ web.cs.toronto.edu/graduate/pro...
Congratulations to Chris Maddison, named a 2026 #AI2050 Early Career Fellow by @schmidtsciences.bsky.social. His project will develop new AI methods that help researchers learn from limited scientific data in settings like drug discovery. uoft.me/cIF
Professor Sheila McIlraith's influential 2002 research on intelligent agents recently received a Test of Time Award from the International Conference on Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR). Read more: uoft.me/cIo
. @uoftcompsci.bsky.social's Tovi Grossman discusses LearnAid, an AI-powered learning tool that helps students work through questions using course materials and guided problem-solving rather than providing answers. ⤵️
In an age of AI, educators across #UofT are encouraging students to work with the technology – not to obtain easy answers, but to teach themselves how to ask better questions. #UofTBacktoSchool 🏫 uoft.me/cI2
Thinking about grad school in computer science? There’s still time to register for our Graduate School Open House this Saturday. Meet our community, explore current research and learn about MSc, MScAC & PhD opportunities. Register today: www.eventbrite.ca/e/graduate-s...
One season. Many conversations. Introducing “Conversations in Computing.” On Oct. 22, Bruce Schneier presents “Hacking AI,” exploring how AI can exploit vulnerabilities across economic, political and social systems. With @vectorinstitute.ai & @torontosri.bsky.social Register: bit.ly/cic-oct-22
A look back at ARIA 2025, captured by Toronto Global. Join us on Nov. 10 at The Carlu for #ARIA2026, where researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders come together to share ideas, discover new opportunities and build connections. Register: bit.ly/aria-2026
U of T is introducing the Bachelor of Computer Science, an honours degree, effective September 1, 2027, at all three campuses. Same programs, same requirements. A degree name that identifies the field. @utoronto.ca @utm.utoronto.ca @utsc.utoronto.ca
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NSERC has announced the launch of the Geoffrey Hinton Prizes—named for the 2024 Nobel Prize winner—for innovation in AI applications in the natural sciences and engineering. Read more: bit.ly/3UUyvgu
Considering your next step in computer science? Join us on Saturday, October 3 for our in-person Graduate School Open House. Meet faculty, students and alumni, explore research opportunities and learn about MSc, MScAC & PhD pathways. Register to attend: www.eventbrite.ca/e/graduate-s...
Professor Thomas Ristenpart received a Test of Time Award at USENIX Security '26 for a paper he co-authored in 2016. The paper showed how the confidential parameters behind a machine learning model could be "stolen" via its prediction interface.
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For nearly 200 years, #UofT students have been making their mark across our campuses and around the world. Now, it’s your turn. Welcome (back) to U of T – go make history! #UofTBacktoSchool 🏛️ uoft.me/bts
Future forensic scientists are getting an opportunity to practice complex investigative skills before the stakes become real through a video game developed by @utoronto.ca computer science and @utm.utoronto.ca forensic science students. uoft.me/cBR
Putting students first. Harry Sha and Pan Chen are the first recipients of the DCS Graduate Teaching Award, recognized for their contributions to student learning, mentorship and academic success.
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#UofT ranked among world’s top 25 universities by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy 🗺️ uoft.me/cB7
. @uoftcompsci.bsky.social PhD graduate Blue (Georgianna) Lin explores how physiological data such as heart rate and body temperature can support a more holistic understanding of menstrual health and overall well-being. Learn more about the award-winning research: uoft.me/cAu
From mentorship to award-winning research, @uoftcompsci.bsky.social Associate Professor Alex Mariakakis and PhD graduate Blue (Georgianna) Lin have been recognized at @graphicsinterface.bsky.social for their contributions to health-focused human-computer interaction. Learn more: uoft.me/cAc
Professor Thomas Ristenpart and co-authors of "Stealing Machine Learning Models via Prediction APIs" have received a Test of Time Award at USENIX Security '26. Test of Time awards recognize papers that have had a lasting impact on their fields. www.usenix.org/conferences/...
A new method from @utoronto.ca computer scientists trains AI faster and more reliably using less data and computing power. This could help bring smarter robots and autonomous systems into everyday life. Learn more: uoft.me/cyu @cvoelcker.bsky.social @igilitschenski.bsky.social
Creating opportunities for others became a defining part of Jessica Chen's undergraduate experience. Through her leadership with UTMIST, she helped students explore new interests, develop skills and build confidence in computer science.
For Helena Glowacki, computer science became a space where research, storytelling, and artistic practice could meet. Her journey explored what it means to build and study technology through a human-centred lens.
Alice Gao, assistant professor, teaching stream, in the Department of Computer Science, has received the U of T Faculty of Arts & Science Outstanding Teaching Award — Early Career for her commitment to student success and inclusive learning.
Graduate Jacob Klimczak explored how computer science can contribute to solving complex global challenges through interdisciplinary research and environmental applications.
As a DCS Ambassador, Raghav Sinha helped support students throughout their computer science journeys while exploring interests in data, economics and technology.
Through her work with CSSU and WiCS, Pratibha Thakur helped strengthen student life and build supportive communities within @uoftcompsci.bsky.social.
@utoronto.ca has announced a new, multi-year partnership with @cohere.com, which was founded in 2019 by former U of T computer science students and has become the world's leading sovereign AI company. www.utoronto.ca/news/u-t-par...
Graduate Yuchen Wang explored how AI can support healthcare through research focused on practical, patient-centred solutions and real clinical impact.
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At the 2026 Outstanding Achievement Awards, faculty members from across #UofTArtSci were recognized for teaching excellence in classroom instruction, course design and curriculum development. Read more: www.artsci.utoronto.ca/news/2026-ou...
One year after graduating, Dina Lojpur is building a career in applied AI. She shares how curiosity, interdisciplinary study and learning to “do it scared” shaped her path ↓
Ontario’s EV future depends on turning breakthrough research into real-world technologies. The Electric Vehicle Innovation Ontario (EVIO) Program’s second call for proposals is now open, connecting industry and postdocs to tackle EV challenges. bit.ly/EVIO-CFP2026
U of T computer scientists have discovered a vulnerability in GPU memory that can allow attackers to take complete control of a computer system. The proof-of-concept exploit, called GPUBreach, has been honoured with a Distinguished Paper Award at @sp.ieee-security.org 2026. uoft.me/ct9
University of Toronto CS Professor Arvind Gupta — a member of the federal AI task force — weighs in on Canada’s AI strategy: why building public trust and turning world-class AI research into economic impact are both critical. Watch the full interview ⤵️ www.ctvnews.ca/video/2026/0...
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Canada can play a leading role in the next wave of AI innovation: Waabi CEO Raquel Urtasun #UofT 🍁 uoft.me/cqw
Raquel Urtasun has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society — one of the highest honours in science. A @utoronto.ca professor, AI leader and founder of Waabi, she joins a global cohort recognized for advancing scientific knowledge.
Professor Emeritus Eugene Fiume has received a 2025 CS‑Can | Info‑Can Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his sustained contributions to computer graphics research and computer science education at @utoronto.ca and beyond. uoft.me/cqo
Congrats to CS and math specialist Boyan Litchev who finished the 2025 Putnam Competition as the highest @utoronto.ca scorer. 👏 The undergrad shares his experience, and what’s next. uoft.me/coM
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14 #UofT researchers receive Connaught Innovation Awards 🏆 uoft.me/cot
Congrats to @utoronto.ca CS students pursuing MSc and MScAC degrees who are recipients of the @vectorinstitute.ai Scholarship in AI for 2026! The funding supports top grad students pursuing AI-related studies while connecting them to a powerful ecosystem of mentors and industry leaders.
Introducing the 2026-27 Vector Scholarship in AI recipients! 🌟 Congratulations to 100 exceptional graduate students across Ontario, each awarded $17,500 – $1.75 million invested in Canada's AI future. na3.hubs.ly/y0sQhx0
The University of Toronto is often described as the birthplace of modern AI. In the latest issue of University of Toronto Magazine, U of T President Melanie Woodin outlines the importance of turning AI research into real-world impact. #CIW26 @utoronto.ca magazine.utoronto.ca/campus/turni...
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Only a few weeks away! Join our #UofT x #TorontoTechWeek event on May 26 with Reynold Xin, co-founder of Databricks, on his journey to building a $100B+ company, followed by a lawn party on front campus. Save your spot and explore more Toronto Tech Week events: uoft.me/ttw-uoft-gui...
May the 4th be with you! Revisit this earlier Faculty of Arts & Science feature on CS alum Bill Reeves, whose work helped bring Star Wars to life. uoft.me/cmr
What keeps alumni coming back to mentor @utoronto.ca computer science students? For alumnus Jason Lee, it’s the conversations — and the chance to help students find their direction.
From accessible speech‑to‑text tools to embodied AI systems for robotics, students showcased the range of work underway in @UofTCompSci.bsky.social at the Software Engineering Showcase. Projects from CSC301 and CSC490 reflected real‑world partnerships and applied research.
Thank you to everyone who packed the room for Yejin Choi’s talk at the C.C. “Kelly” Gotlieb Distinguished Lecture Series. We were honoured to welcome members of the Gotlieb family to the lecture named for U of T’s inaugural chair of computer science. @utoronto.ca @uoftalumni.bsky.social
Researchers’ visualizations demonstrate a future with climate action — or inaction 🌎 #EarthDay @artsci.utoronto.ca uoft.me/ckP
Big wins for @utoronto.ca CS students at the 2026 Level Up Showcase! CS teams earned honours for Best Overall Game, Achievement in Audio, Artistic Achievement and Best Game Trailer, standing out among 160 teams from across Ontario. Congrats to all the student creators!