The Software Engineering & Education Research Lab recently updated its logo to better reflect the research done by lab members. If you’re curious about how the new logo reflects the lab’s research focus and objectives here is a short visual guide.
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Prof. Jeremy Bradbury Elected Vice President of CS-Can | Info-Can
SEER Lab Director, Prof. Jeremy Bradbury, has been elected by the Board of Directors as the Vice President of CS-CAN | INFO-CAN for 2026. Prof. Bradbury will be supporting Interim President Bettina Kemme and continuing to represent and advocate for Canada’s computing research community. 🇨🇦
SEER Lab PhD Student Showcases Research and Art
Stacey Koornneef, a PhD student in the Software Engineering & Education Research Lab, recently showcased her research and her artistic abilities at the 2025 SGPS Poster Showcase and Art Exhibit. At the SGPS Poster Exhibit Stacey presented a poster on her recent research on “CAB: Cost-Accessible Box for Immersive Reality.” At the SGPS Art ExhibitContinue reading “SEER Lab PhD Student Showcases Research and Art”
How to Succeed (and Fail) at Interdisciplinary Research
On May 3, 2018 I gave an invited talk at the 9th Annual Graduate Student Research Conference at UOIT. The topic of my talk was “How to Succeed (and Fail) at Interdisciplinary Research.” Interdisciplinary research is defined as research that involves multiple areas of knowledge and expertise. As graduate students, researchers are often trained toContinue reading “How to Succeed (and Fail) at Interdisciplinary Research”
Automating Software Development Using Artificial Intelligence
This week I gave a research seminar at Dalhousie University and at Mount Allison University on “Automating Software Development Using Artificial Intelligence (AI).” The intersection of AI and Software Engineering is an active research area and has lead to a number of effective and novel applications of machine learning, metaheuristic algorithms and deep learning. ManyContinue reading “Automating Software Development Using Artificial Intelligence”
Advice on Finding Relevant Research Papers
One of the questions I often get asked by new research students in my lab is how can they find research papers that are relevant to their thesis. For a student new to research this can be a very daunting task and doing a straight Google, Bing or Yahoo search generates a lot of noiseContinue reading “Advice on Finding Relevant Research Papers”