Master of Computer Science student, Stephen Kelly, has made the 2012 Long List for the Sobey Art Award alongside 24 other artists across Canada! Created in 2002, the Sobey Art Foundation created this award for contemporary Canadian artists under the age of 40 who have exhibited in a public or commercial art gallery within 18 months of being nominated. The winner of the award will receive $50,000, while $5,000 will be awarded to four other finalists. For more info about the award check out sobeyartaward.ca. Read more about Stephen and his other work on his website at http://stephenkelly.ca.
Good luck to Stephen!
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Ten students between grades 10 and 12 came out to the Faculty of Computer Science to participate in the on-site phase of the competition on Saturday, April 28, 2012. We would like to congratulate each of the winners who took home three really great prizes!
First Place - Toshiba Satellite...
On May 29 at 2:30 pm, Dr. Wendy Hall will receive the honorary degree at the convocation for the Faculties of Architecture and Planning, Computer Science and Graduate Studies.
As part of Dr. Hall’s visit to Halifax, she will host a lecture within the Faculty of Computer Science on “The...
Nine Dalhousie student teams representing three faculties competed on March 28 for $1,500 in prizes at the first annual Dal App Challenge.
The Goldberg Computer Science Building was temporarily transformed into a Dragon’s Den-style reveal event, with students pitching their apps in five...
Title: "Machine-learning classification of genomic polymorphism data relating to fertility and reproductive longevity"
Company's name: Performance Genomics Inc. (Truro)
Amount: $25,000
