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The team of CSD students emerged tops amongst other local universities for their outstanding idea of using AI to combat online scams.

Assistant Professor Malika Meghjani’s research proposal, Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Systems for Marine Environment Monitoring, has been recognised by Google Research!

Researchers from SUTD and NVIDIA introduces TANGOFLUX, an advanced text-to-audio generation model that is is designed for efficiency and high-quality output, achieving significant improvements over previous methods.

Assistant Prof Roy Lee was quoted in this article which shines a spotlight of how AI, social media, and electoral politics have become enmeshed.

Individuals, businesses and governments will all have to change the way they interact with video conferencing calls, images and more, as nefarious actors abuse the technology that is generating increasingly realistic content.

We are honoured to announce that Professor Tony Quek and his co-authors have received not one but two Best Paper Awards at the recent IEEE Globecom 2024!

Their research paper titled “A Unified Tensor-Based Joint Communication and Sensing Parameter Estimation for ISAC with Large-Scale User Access” has been awarded the Best Paper Award by the IEEE International Conference on Signal, Information and Data Processing 2024 held in Zhuhai, China.

Experts say the best thing you can do is document the evidence, report the content to platforms and the authorities, and seek help from trusted adults and non-profit groups.

NSBEHacks is the first student-run hackathon hosted by the NSBE UofT Chapter and is dedicated to the experiences of Black individuals in technology and engineering.

Their paper, titled “Lookup Table and Neural Network Based Decoders for Real Time Quantum Error Correction” proposes a lookup-table-based, minimum weight perfect matching decoder, achieving a decoding latency of only 4 clock cycles for a surface code distance of 7.