Q+A with Aaloak Jaswal
In 2024, Aaloak Jaswal (BScCS’93, D-TME’93) returned to Fredericton and UNB to take on the role of innovation director for the newly established Research Institute in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (RIDSAI).
Busting myths about AI
According to Dr. Scott Bateman, human creativity, problem-solving and decision-making are more crucial than ever in a world driven by AI.
Alumni president's letter
Andrew Martel (BCS'15) shares his first letter as president of UNB's Associated Alumni.
Get to know your Associated Alumni president Andrew Martel
A proud computer science alum, Andrew Martel's (BCS'15) engagement with UNB and the Associated Alumni began during his days as a student leader
Mike LeBlanc on innovative tech for good
“When it comes to what AI can do, just because we can do it doesn’t always mean we should”
What we learned while travelling and working abroad
Alumni Andrew Martel and Kayla Renée Ossachuk share lessons learned through their nomad working life
How UNB alumni are liberating health data in New Brunswick
Iuli Popescu (BCS'01, MCS'04) and Mark McAllister (BCS'01, WMI'11) share the story and tech innovation behind myHealthNB
Aaloak Jaswal brings global digital transformation and humanitarian experience home to UNB
The innovation director for the new Research Institute in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence shares lessons from around the globe.
Barbara Wasson on how technology and AI are shaping the future of learning
"Creativity and innovation may be threatened if we all begin seeing the same things that computers generate for us for learning. Who decides what knowledge is?”
The technology and science behind sustainable diversity and inclusion
How MESH/Diversity is changing classrooms and companies.
Skill stacking helped Sean Falconer build a successful career in tech
The successful tech and marketing executive in San Francisco shares his secret to success.
Solving the puzzles behind AI-driven clean energy
Why Reuben Peter-Paul is captivated by programming at STEM Inc., a global leading company in AI-driven clean energy solutions.
Luke DeWitt loves providing the joy of entertainment
The director of web services for REDspace shares his experiences working for big name entertainment industry clients.
From experiential learning at UNB to San Francisco startup success
The co-founder of Onfleet shares the ups and downs of tech startups and living in San Francisco.
Mary Goggin is driving digital innovation in New Brunswick
Why the co-founder of Accreon Inc. believes NB is a digital powerhouse.
Pioneering computer science at UNB: the Wasson family bridges technology, business and learning
The incredible stories of the Wasson family computer scientists and their work in Canada and Europe
Dawn MacIsaac’s roundabout path to software engineering
Why UNB's software innovation program is the first of its kind.
Cormac Stewart combined degrees to bring ideas to life
How the Dinnerbell app is disrupting the service industry
Janet Lin is transforming retail and financial services technology
The innovator behind PC Optimum points and PC Mastercard.
Weiqi Zhang on deep learning at Amazon
The technology behind Amazon search - and the UNBer helping to develop it
James Stewart protects companies from artificial intelligence hackers as CEO of Saint John startup, TrojAI
James Stewart (BScDA’97, MCS’99, PhD’17) on his mission to protect artificial intelligence from malicious attackers
From hardware to software: proof that skills are transferable
Lan Liu (MScEE’03) on turning property assessment data into high-level recommendations to senior government officials and stakeholders.
The fast-paced world of transportation cyber security
Mike Vanderveer (BScCMPE’02) on the rapidly changing tech behind the steering wheel
Gary Bao is a pioneer in occupational health informatics
Gary Bao's (BScCS'19) algorithm has greatly accelerated coding medical records and helped link to many sources of open government information that are not being fully leveraged
Trust, tools and staying grounded
AI shows up in Reuben’s day-to-day, not as a decision maker but as a tool for efficiency, scale, and speed.
