https://news.miami.edu/coefalsefalseBiomedicalhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/biomedical/index.htmlbiomedicalCenter for Aerosol Science and Technologyhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/center-for-aerosol-science-and-technology/index.htmlcenter-for-aerosol-science-and-technologyChemical, Environmental and Materials Engineeringhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/chemical-environmental-and-materials-engineering/index.htmlchemical,-environmental-and-materials-engineeringCivil, Architectural and Environmentalhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/civil-architectural-and-environmental/index.htmlcivil,-architectural-and-environmentalElectrical and Computerhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/electrical-and-computer/index.htmlelectrical-and-computerIndustrialhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/industrial/index.htmlindustrialMechanical and Aerospacehttps://news.miami.edu/coe/mechanical-and-aersopace/index.htmlmechanical-and-aerospaceCollege of Engineering Awardshttps://news.miami.edu/coe/awards/index.htmlcollege-of-engineering-awardsCollege of Engineering Alumni Storieshttps://news.miami.edu/coe/alumni-stories/index.htmlcollege-of-engineering-alumni-storiesSimulation and Optimization Research Labhttps://news.miami.edu/coe/simulation-and-optimization-research-lab/index.htmlsimulation-and-optimization-research-labfalsePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / In the Community / College of Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental / Includes Photo Slideshow/Gallery /
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Engineering students bring 3D-printed design to Atlanta greenway
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/07/engineering-students-bring-3d-printed-design-to-atlanta-greenway.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/07/engineering-students-bring-3d-printed-design-to-atlanta-greenway-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/07/engineering-students-bring-3d-printed-design-to-atlanta-greenway-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/07/engineering-students-bring-3d-printed-design-to-atlanta-greenway-365x365.jpgEngineering students bring 3D-printed design to Atlanta greenway 940x529Working alongside industry partners and local nonprofits, University of Miami students designed and fabricated innovative concrete planters that now line Atlanta's PATH400 public trail.Lorena Taboas07-09-2026trueCollege of EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalIncludes Photo Slideshow/GalleryIn the CommunityfalsefalsefalsefalsetruePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / World / College of Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental /
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University of Miami researchers and collaborators expand hybrid reef project off Miami Beach
https://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/stories/2026/06/university-of-miami-researchers-and-collaborators-expand-hybrid-reef-project-off-miami-beach.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and TechnologyWorldhttps://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/university-of-miami-researchers-and-collaborators-expand-hybrid-reef-project-off-miami-beach-940x529.jpeghttps://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/university-of-miami-researchers-and-collaborators-expand-hybrid-reef-project-off-miami-beach-790x527.jpeghttps://news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/university-of-miami-researchers-and-collaborators-expand-hybrid-reef-project-off-miami-beach-365x365.jpegThree additional 3D printed SEAHIVE® structures, hundreds of adult coral colonies, and thousands of coral babies deployed to an offshore living laboratory during National Ocean Month.
Diana Udel06-24-2026falseCollege of EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalfalsefalsefalsefalsefalsePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / Grants and Funding / College of Engineering / Biomedical /
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New study will probe the progression of pediatric myopia
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/06/new-study-will-probe-the-progression-of-pediatric-myopia.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/new-study-will-probe-the-progression-of-pediatric-myopia-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/new-study-will-probe-the-progression-of-pediatric-myopia-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/new-study-will-probe-the-progression-of-pediatric-myopia-365x365.jpgFunded by a National Institutes of Health grant, University of Miami researchers in engineering and ophthalmology will track nearsightedness in children. Lorena Taboas06-17-2026falseCollege of EngineeringBiomedicalGrants and FundingfalsefalsefalsefalsefalsePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / College of Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental /
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Cement researchers convene to address emerging challenges
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/06/cement-researchers-convene-to-address-emerging-challenges.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/cement-researchers-convene-to-address-emerging-challenges-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/cement-researchers-convene-to-address-emerging-challenges-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/cement-researchers-convene-to-address-emerging-challenges-365x365.jpgResearch showcased at the Advances in Cement-Based Materials Conference highlights how faculty and students are reimagining cement.UM News06-17-2026falseCollege of EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalfalsefalsefalsefalsetruePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / College of Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental /
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Protecting coastlines and people
https://news.miami.edu/stories/2026/06/protecting-coastlines-and-people.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and Technologyhttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/06/project-strong-coasts-natu-940x529.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/06/project-strong-coasts-natu-790x527.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/06/project-strong-coasts-natu-365.webpLeora Wilson, senior research associate in the Alfred C. Glassell Jr. SUrge-STructure-Atmosphere-INteraction (SUSTAIN) Laboratory adjusts wave gauges to test mangrove model wave-breaking efficiency for project Strong Coasts.Scientists are studying how mangroves protect shorelines from storm surge and flooding by dissipating wave energy.Diana Udel06-17-2026falseCollege of EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalfalsefalsefalsefalsefalseResearch / Science and Technology / University / College of Engineering / Mechanical and Aerospace / Includes Photo Slideshow/Gallery /
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Autonomous student-built rover earns honors at NASA challenge
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/06/autonomous-student-built-rover-earns-honors-at-nasa-challenge.html
ResearchScience and TechnologyUniversityhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/autonomous-student-built-rover-earns-honors-at-nasa-challenge-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/autonomous-student-built-rover-earns-honors-at-nasa-challenge-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/06/autonomous-student-built-rover-earns-honors-at-nasa-challenge-365x365.jpgUniversity of Miami engineering students earn top autonomy marks at NASA’s Lunabotics competition with their most advanced rover yet.UM News06-11-2026trueCollege of EngineeringMechanical and AerospaceIncludes Photo Slideshow/GalleryfalsefalsefalsefalsefalsePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / World / Environment / College of Engineering / Chemical, Environmental and Materials Engineering /
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The real risks of rotting sargassum
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/05/the-real-risks-of-rotting-sargassum.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and TechnologyWorldhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/the-real-risks-of-rotting-sargassum-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/the-real-risks-of-rotting-sargassum-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/the-real-risks-of-rotting-sargassum-365x365.jpgUniversity of Miami engineering researchers study how sargassum affects air quality, beach environments, and exposure risks for families.Lorena Taboas05-29-2026falseCollege of EngineeringChemical, Environmental and Materials EngineeringEnvironmentfalsefalsefalsefalse
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A ‘futuristic’ approach to minimizing power outages
https://news.miami.edu/stories/2026/05/a-futuristic-approach-to-minimizing-power-outages.html
People and CommunityResearchhttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/05/improve-tree-trimming-efforts-natu-940x529.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/05/improve-tree-trimming-efforts-natu-790x527.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/05/improve-tree-trimming-efforts-natu-365.webpTree trimmingAnalyzing years of data provided by Florida Power and Light, a team of University of Miami students has created predictive vegetation growth models that could help the utility company improve its tree-trimming efforts and, in turn, reduce the number of power outages in Florida.Robert C. Jones Jr.05-14-2026falseCollege of EngineeringIndustrialIn the CommunityResearch ExcellencefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / College of Engineering / Biomedical / Mechanical and Aerospace /
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NSF fellowships recognize engineering approaches to human health
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/05/nsf-fellowships-recognize-engineering-approaches-to-human-health.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/nsf-gfrp-940x529-1.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/nsf-gfrp-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/nsf-gfrp-365x365.jpgnsf-gfrp-940x529-1.jpgUniversity of Miami graduate students are honored for research spanning biomedical and mechanical engineering. UM News05-15-2026falseCollege of EngineeringBiomedicalMechanical and AerospacefalsefalsefalsefalsefalseResearch / Science and Technology / College of Engineering /
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Health tech startup wins engineering pitch competition
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/05/health-tech-startup-wins-engineering-pitch-competition.html
ResearchScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/epic-winners-2026-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/epic-winners-2026-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/05/epic-winners-2026-365x365.jpgRothberg Catalyzer Fund advances engineering student entrepreneurship at the University of Miami UM News05-05-2026falseCollege of Engineeringfalsefalsefalsefalse
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Science-driven students earn top honors
https://news.miami.edu/stories/2026/04/science-driven-students-earn-top-honors.html
AcademicsResearchhttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/goldwater-scholars-2026-natu-940x529.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/goldwater-scholars-2026-natu-790x527.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/goldwater-scholars-2026-natu-365.webpGoldwater ScholarsTwo juniors became the University of Miami’s newest Goldwater Scholars, a prestigious honor granted to students who show a drive to excel in the science, technology, or math fields.
Janette Neuwahl Tannen05-13-2026falseCollege of EngineeringBiomedicalAcademic ExcellenceResearch ExcellencefalsefalsefalsefalsefalseScience and Technology / College of Engineering / Biomedical / Chemical, Environmental and Materials Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental / Electrical and Computer / Industrial / Mechanical and Aerospace /
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From rockets to reliable wi-fi, engineering students impress at expo
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/04/engineering-students-impress-at-expo.html
Science and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/senior-design-expo-2026-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/senior-design-expo-2026-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/senior-design-expo-2026-365x365.jpgForty-one student teams presented senior design projects at the College of Engineering’s annual showcase. Lorena Taboas04-30-2026falseCollege of EngineeringBiomedicalChemical, Environmental and Materials EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalElectrical and ComputerIndustrialMechanical and AerospacefalsefalsefalsefalsetrueResearch / Science and Technology / World / College of Engineering / Civil, Architectural and Environmental /
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Novel strategies for coral restoration
https://news.miami.edu/stories/2026/04/novel-strategies-for-coral-restoration.html
ResearchScience and TechnologyWorldhttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/prakash-coral-survivorship-study-natu-940x529.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/prakash-coral-survivorship-study-natu-790x527.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/prakash-coral-survivorship-study-natu-365.webpcoral study Langdon and PrakashAn interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Miami and a coral nonprofit found that altering the chemical composition of tiles where tiny coral babies grow can increase their rate of survival.
Janette Neuwahl Tannen04-20-2026falseCollege of EngineeringCivil, Architectural and EnvironmentalfalsefalsefalsefalsefalsePeople and Community / Science and Technology / College of Engineering / Electrical and Computer /
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From campus traditions to production systems
http://news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2026/04/from-campus-traditions-to-production-systems-index.html
People and CommunityScience and Technologyhttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/jacob-ahrens-940x529.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/jacob-ahrens-790x527.jpghttp://news.miami.edu/coe/_assets/images/images-stories/2026/04/jacob-ahrens-365x365.jpgHow Jacob Ahrens fostered a culture of mentorship at the College of Engineering while applying real‑world solutions at Motorola and the Miami MarlinsUM News04-27-2026falseCollege of EngineeringElectrical and ComputerfalsefalsefalsefalsetruePeople and Community / Research / Science and Technology / Sports / College of Engineering / Mechanical and Aerospace /
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Wearable device targets overuse injuries in sports
https://news.miami.edu/stories/2026/04/wearable-device-targets-overuse-injuries-in-sports.html
People and CommunityResearchScience and TechnologySportshttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/snap-sense-wearable-device-natu-940x529.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/snap-sense-wearable-device-natu-790x527.webphttps://news.miami.edu/_assets/images-stories/2026/04/snap-sense-wearable-device-natu-365.webpSnap SenseA team of University of Miami students has combined their passion for sports and engineering to create a tool that could help athletes—from high school to the pro leagues—stay healthy.Robert C. Jones Jr.04-22-2026falseCollege of EngineeringMechanical and Aerospacefalsefalsefalsefalse