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Professor Mei Nagappan has received a from CS-Can/Info-Can, the nation鈥檚 professional society dedicated to representing computer science and the interests of the discipline to Canadians. He is the ninth faculty member at the Cheriton School of Computer Science to receive this prestigious award.听

Before landing in 蓝莓视频, 鈥檚 drive to make the world a better place took her around the globe, from tackling environmental sustainability initiatives in India to training teachers in Nigeria. When she returned, she was inspired to pursue an undergraduate degree in computer science from Brock University. 鈥淢y experience abroad definitely shaped my thinking and perspective,鈥 she said.

Recent master鈥檚 graduate Simeon Krastnikov has received one of two 2021 Huawei Prizes for Best Research Paper by a Mathematics Graduate Student. The prestigious annual award comes with a prize of $4,000 and is conferred to recognize exceptional papers that present original results with the potential to make a significant and lasting impact in the field.听

Our bodies are made of trillions of cells that form tissues and organs. The genes inside the nucleus of each cell code for proteins that determine a cell鈥檚 structure and function, as well as instruct a cell when to grow, divide and die. Normally, our cells follow these instructions, but if a cell鈥檚 DNA mutates it can cause the cell to divide and grow out of control. Cancer is fundamentally a disease of uncontrolled cell growth and regulation, and all cancers ultimately are caused by mutations to the genes that regulate cell division, growth and differentiation.

鈥 including Cheriton School of Computer Science and Software Engineering students Kyle Anderson (SE), Sinclair Hudson (CS), Ryan Larkin (CS), Dmitry Tsarapkine (CS) and Ben Zhang (BCS鈥20)鈥 won fourth place in the (IAC) virtual race #3, also capturing the Rising Star Award.

The International Collegiate Programming Contest is the oldest, largest and most prestigious university-level algorithmic programming contest in the world. Each year, teams of three programmers represent their university as they work together to solve real-world problems, while fostering collaboration, creativity, innovation, and the ability to perform under pressure.听

Cheriton School of Computer Science听student dreams of being a tech leader and building bridges for marginalized groups in tech


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Keer Liu was 18 years old when she left China to study computer science at the University of 蓝莓视频 with a dream of becoming a leader in the tech industry. She wanted an exceptional foundation in computing, but her real dream has always been to lead.

Amelia Holcomb, a master鈥檚 student at the Cheriton School of Computer Science,听wanted more than a great job at a large tech company. She is now researching how technology can measure forest carbon.


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Amelia Holcomb听was working at one of the biggest tech firms in the United States after graduating from Yale University when she started to grow restless.