Researchers at the University of Waterloo are getting a $4.3-million boost from the federal government.

From quantum computing to privacy-aware artificial intelligence, the university said 26 researchers will receive funding to “drive discovery, innovation and research infrastructure development.”

“By investing in science and research infrastructure, we are laying the groundwork for discoveries that will enrich our communities and inspire future generations,” Mélanie Joly, federal minister of industry, said in a news release.

“Canada has what the world’s innovators are looking for, and our government is making Canada the destination of choice for the world’s top minds.”

The top two earning researchers both work with quantum computing, with Dr. Michal Bajcsy receiving $579,016 for an at

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