What if seizures could be predicted?
FIU data scientist and associate professor, Fahad Saeed, in the Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences is creating advanced machine learning models capable of doing what no human can — parse through electroencephalography (EEG) data to track...
NSF grant to help develop games that train workers for jobs in architecture, engineering and construction
With robotics automation rapidly transforming jobs in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industries, there is an increased demand for skilled workers in advanced technologies and robotics. The National Science Foundation has awarded FIU a grant to...
Expanding capabilities of wind tunnel testing using innovative cyber-physical method
Researchers are investigating how high winds impact the structural integrity of high-rises Engineering experts from FIU and Lehigh University are using an innovative part-physical, part-computational testing method known as real-time cyber-physical modeling to get a...
Engineering undergrads conduct research in Japan
As a biomedical engineering major at Florida International University, Rebekah Arias understands the value of working in multicultural groups. And after spending six weeks last summer at Kochi University of Technology in Japan, she returned with a sense of excitement...
Alumni Spotlight: Meet May Márquez
The College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) is proud of its alumni. Meet alum May Márquez who works at Electronic Arts as a Software Engineer. Name: May Márquez Hometown: Miami, FL Degree/major/graduation year:? I graduated in April 2020 with my B.S. in computer...
We proudly welcome 5 new faculty members
Colleges are defined by the quality and commitment of their faculty, and great colleges are defined by having engaged teachers and scholars who bring new energy, ideas, perspectives, and partnerships to their students, to each other, and to the college. We welcome the...
Biomedical Engineering Department Presents Fifth Annual Heart Day Symposium
By Ingrid Hernandez On Friday, Feb. 17, the Biomedical Engineering Department presented the fifth annual Heart Day Symposium at FIU as part of the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation Seminar Series. With sponsors including the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation, the Florida...
3 trends in power supply devices affecting technology at large
A global symposium at FIU showcased power supply devices, which convert electricity from power sources into the proper voltage, current and frequency for electronic devices. All electronics rely on power supply, whether they are medical implants, smartphones, laptops,...
Student Spotlight: Meet Brandon Alexander Aguiar
The College of Engineering & Computing (CEC) is proud of its students’ commitment to research, study, and accomplishments in the classroom and beyond. Meet graduate student, Brandon Alexander Aguiar. Name: Brandon Alexander Aguiar Hometown: Cooper City, Florida...
CEC Celebrates Black History Month
Black scientists, engineers and mathematicians have a legacy that our College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) proudly supports. We honor the triumphs of black students, alumni, professors and staff in our college, our communities and our country. CEC proudly...
Two CEC Professors Named as Senior Members of National Academy of Inventors
Two College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) professors are among a group of foremost emerging academic inventors named Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors on Tuesday. The new senior members are: Benjamin Boesl, an associate professor in the...
Alumna, Delhy Arias, M.S. in Engineering Management, discusses how her degree prepared her for her career
According to Delhy Arias, the lessons she learned in her Master of Science in Engineering Management program gave her the stamina, people skills and management expertise needed to adapt to the changing work environment. With an FIU B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, she...