News
Board of Governors visit SoCS!
On April 20th, the School of Computer Science (SoCS) had the honor of hosting the Board of Governors (BOG) visit to the Reynolds Building, before the on-campus BOG meeting. The event was the first on-campus BOG event since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the first in-person event for some members since joining the BOG.
2021 MCTI Scholarships in Cybersecurity
University of Guelph Celebrates our 2021 MCTI Scholarships in Cybersecurity recipients and wish to thank the ongoing support of our Industry Donors who make these scholarships possible. Thank you Kevin Dawson from ISA Cybersecurity, Trin
Congratulations to our SoCS graduates and to our Alumni Awards winners
The School of Computer Science celebrates its current and past graduates today!
At 3:00-4:30pm today, the School of Computer Science will celebrate its 50th Anniversary and honour alumni and organizations who have contributed to the School's successful past! Congratulations to this year's award winners!
Funding provided to tackle the Human-Environmental Crisis
As we celebrated Earth Day on April 22nd, the University of Guelph announced its funding for 7 interdisciplinary research projects that tackle the human-environmental crisis.
SoCS Graduate Awards and Scholarships 2021
Each year, our Graduate students achieve new academic heights by receiving some of the most prestigious Provincial Scholarships. At the same time, the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) celebrates the outstanding achievements of their students with awards and scholarships that recognize their academic accomplishments, engagement, leadership, innovation, and drive to give back to the community.
Research to Uncover Bias in Computer Vision
As much as it is easier for humans to describe the content of photographs, summarize a video and recognize a face, the more complex it is for computers to do the same. Dr Neil Bruce who is an associate professor in the School of Computer Science is exploring the research on Computer Vision. This research is expected to lead to technologies that transform our lives, including technologies from self-driving cars to the diagnosis of diseases.