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Wendy Powley Receives Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award
The School of Computing is happy to announce that Wendy Powley is the recipient of the Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award 2020. The Chancellor A. Charles Baillie Teaching Award recognizes undergraduate or graduate teaching or professional teaching that has … Continue reading
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Congratulations to Wendy Powley and Farhana Zulkernine on their Promotion to Associate Professor
The School of Computing would like to congratulate both Wendy Powley and Farhana Zulkernine on their recent promotion to the rank of Associate Professor. Well done to both!
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Secure IoT Hackathon 2020
(Photos by Ashley Taylor and Garrett Elliott) Three of Canada’s leading technology companies, TELUS, BlackBerry, and Solace, came together with L-SPARK in 2019 to create the Secure IoT Accelerator Program, powered by an innovative Secure IoT Platform. Following the success … Continue reading
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David Skillicorn comments on Ontario police’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition software
Dr. Skillicorn says the tool may seem attractive to police detectives and could significantly reduce their workload, but points out that their accuracy is never as good as claimed. Read more on Radio Canada International (article is in French): No … Continue reading
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David Skillicorn weighs in on whether Huawei contributed to the demise of Nortel
Dr. Skillicorn says it’s entirely plausible that technology robbed and copied by a rival was the final straw that took down an already struggling company. Read more in the National Post: Did Huawei bring down Nortel? Corporate espionage, theft, and … Continue reading
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Two More Tenure-Track Positions at Queen’s School of Computing
The School of Computing in the Faculty of Arts and Science at Queen’s University invites applications for a Tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor with specialization in Human-Computer Interaction. Candidates with specialization in all areas of Human-Computer … Continue reading
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David Skillicorn Discusses Security Risks of 5G Technology with Global News
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Selim Akl and Two QSC Alumni Receive Top Honours from CS-Can
Congratulations to Dr. Selim Akl for receiving the CS-Can/Info-Can Lifetime Achievement Award Monday night in Montreal. These awards recognize current or former faculty members in Canadian Computer Science Departments, Schools, Faculties who have made outstanding and sustained contributions to computing … Continue reading
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Convocation 2019
Congratulations to the Computing Class of 2019 who graduated in this yesterday’s convocation ceremony in Grant Hall. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors! (Photos by Doug Martin)
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ECOO and QSC East Regional High School Programming Contest 2019
(Photos by Doug Martin) The annual Queen’s School of Computing/Educational Computing Organization of Ontario East Regional High School Programming Contest took place on Saturday in Ellis Hall. 23 teams of up to four students from schools in eastern Ontario competed … Continue reading
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