Miami uniquely positioned to reveal methane emissions from landfills.
50+ teams presented capstone projects based on innovative solutions for real-world problems.
Two Department of Biomedical Engineering faculty in the Institute for Neural Engineering at the University of Miami have received major grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for innovative brain and spinal cord studies that could point the way to improved patient therapies.
Announcing the first cohort of Rothberg Catalyzer Award winners at Miami Engineering
International concrete expert Antonio Nanni recognized for innovative research, applications, and industry leadership.
Zhang aims to make lives better through research.
Luis Ruiz Pestana, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, was recently presented with the top honor.
Her innovative electrode holder design improves EEG adherence for people with Afro-textured hair.
Through outreach, mentorship, internships, and capacity development, the College of Engineering has expanded its efforts to nurture underrepresented students in STEM and improve DE&I in the college.
The Simon W. Freese award recognizes “extraordinary accomplishments in using fundamental scientific principles and current research findings to solve the most challenging water quality problems.”
Supported by a new grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the College of Engineering is launching a multidisciplinary coastal resiliency research program for undergraduates.
Taylor Washington and Ashley Caples, Industrial Engineering seniors and Hammond Scholars, won 2nd prize at the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) Southeast Region Technical Paper Competition.
As part of an international research team, Dr. Luis Ruiz Pestana from the University of Miami College of Engineering secured the major grant for interdisciplinary research on bacterial biofilms with potentially revolutionary results.