Are you interested in CS research? Solving hard problems with a team of like-minded peers?

From March 7-8, RUCS and TURCS are hosting a research-a-thon, where you'll have the chance to collaborate with colleagues and get guidance from mentors in a number of CS fields. All U of T undergrads are welcome, and no research experience is required.

We'll be providing free meals and coffee, and you'll get to work on a set of interesting, as-of-yet unsolved problems. You'll gain experience in formulating a research plan, collaborating with others, and presenting your work.

Spots are limited, so please register now!

Here's a list of graduate/upper-year undergraduate research mentors and their research areas!

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Graduate mentors:

Lily Li - Theory

Victor Nicolet - Software Engineering

Shehbaz Jaffer - Systems

John Chen - AI/ML

Jienan Yao - Numerical Analysis

Stephanie Knill - Sustainability Informatics

Karan Grewal - Computational Linguistics

Hammad Shaikh - HCI

John Xu - Computational Linguistics

Zhewei Sun - Computational Linguistics

Upper-year undergrads:

Stephen Zhao - AI/ML

Danya Lette - Theory

Emmy Liu - Computational Linguistics

Jai Aggarwal - HCI

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Every effort will be made to ensure accessibility of our event. If you have an accommodation need, please let us know at rucsuoft@gmail.com and we will do our best to make appropriate arrangements.

If you find this event unaffordable, message rucsuoft@gmail.com privately and we can make arrangements for you to come to the event.