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Four AI researchers to watch in 2021
Newly appointed Canada CIFAR AI Chairs use AI to protect our privacy, develop safe robots, understand disease, and addre
Life on Mars? Billion-year-old water found near Timmins could offer glimpse into the past
Work by CIFAR program co-director Barbar Sherwood-Lollar to find and investigate ancient signs of life
Science gave us excellent vaccines. Why bend the rules?
An opinion column co-authored by Alan Bernstein about protocols for two-dose vaccines
Neutron scattering for quantum materials research
CIFAR’s program in Quantum Materials brings together some of the world’s foremost experts
Ontario researchers use AI to diagnose and treat COVID-19
Three Ontario research teams are using AI to identify novel solutions for understanding, diagnosing, and treating COVID-
We need a homegrown solution for making enough vaccines for every Canadian
An opinion column by Alan Bernstein about Canadian vaccine manufacturing capacity was published in The Globe and Mail on
Playing the long game with AI
Canada CIFAR AI Chair Kevin Leyton-Brown applies AI to microeconomics to predict the best possible outcome based on our
Canada is trying to secure millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses. It should share.
Dr. Alan Bernstein in the Toronto Star
AI pioneer Joelle Pineau is transforming personalized health care
From robot wheelchairs and disease prediction to advancing diversity and inclusion
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