Christopher Batty
Research interests
Professor Batty's research interests lie in the areas of computer graphics and scientific computing. In particular, his work focuses on
Dan Brown
Research interests
Professor Brown's primary research area is the understanding of sequential data, joining ideas from evolutionary theory with probabilistic modeling and discrete mathematical ideas.
Daniel Vogel
Research interests
Professor Vogel’s research focuses on human-computer interaction (HCI) in combination with computer graphics and visual art in the pursuit of developing better experiences for people using computers.
Ian Goldberg
Research interests
Professor Goldberg's research spans a number of areas in privacy, security, and cryptography, focusing on privacy enhancing technologies for Internet applications.
Lori Case
Teaching interests
I primarily teach introductory computer science courses to both majors and non-majors. I try to connect concepts taught in class to areas outside of computer science, as well as provide a basis for future courses.
Mark Giesbrecht
Research interests
Professor Giesbrecht's research interests are in the area of computer algebra, algebraic algorithms and computational complexity. He is a member of the Symbolic Computation Group in Waterloo, and a founding member of the Ontario Research Centre for Computer Algebra with Waterloo and Western Ontario.
Peter Buhr
Research interests
Professor Buhr's research area is programming languages. He studies concurrency, visualization and debugging, polymorphism, and persistence.
John Brzozowski
Research interests
Professor Brzozowski’s current research interests are in the theory of automata and formal languages, particularly in complexity of regular languages and finite automata.
