News

Call for Code is more than a global challenge, it’s an opportunity for your developers to make a lasting change for social good. Unlike other hackathons and code challenges, the code is just the beginning.

Atomwise, a U of T start-up and one of SOSCIP's early projects, announced US $54 million in funding to support drug discovery through artificial intelligence.

SOSCIP's Executive Director shares important updates about new projects, industry partners and upcoming news and events.

SOSCIP is thrilled to announce Dr. Jennifer MacLean as Executive Director

Big data research collaboration to develop real-time, smart approach to predicting cross-border wait times for transportation and logistics industry

The Centre for Advanced Computing (CAC), SOSCIP and IBM are hosting a SOSCIP IBM Watson Lunch & Learn in Toronto and Ottawa (see below for full details).

SOSCIP is pleased to announce the installation of our new GPU-Accelerated Platform, made possible through our funding from FedDev Ontario.This state-of-the art platform brings much-needed GPU-acceleration to SOSCIP for the first time.The system will enable SOSCIP researchers and their partnered companies to undertake machine learning/deep learning approaches as well as significant acceleration of other scientific and engineering applications, including materials science, astronomy, geophysics and computational chemistry.

NextAI is aimed at entrepreneurs, students, professionals and scientists looking to commercialize research and launch AI-enabled ventures. Applications open Sept.20 and individual applications close Nov. 12.

University of Toronto researchers are among the 50 Canadian scientists involved in the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a revolutionary new Canadian radio telescope that will map out the history of the universe's expansion.

SOSCIP researcher Joan Knoll and industry partner, London-based Cytognomix Inc., was awarded a $263,713 contract to work with Health Canada on software to test for radiation in human chromosomes — a technology that is a major departure from current testing methods.

Omar Boursalie and Kimberley Adamek share their insights and experiences on the importance of presenting research impact.

Please join us in welcoming the complete team of IADOs to the SOSCIP community.

The research and development consortium known as SOSCIP has been working on advancing Ontario innovation with a simple vision.

How will your SOSCIP collaborative research project change the world? What are the realized or potential impacts of your research?

Learn about the impact SOSCIP researchers are making in fueling innovation in Canada.