Nick Kaplan, a Chemical and Biomedical Engineering student in Miami's College of Engineering and Computing, has recently received the National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship to support his future graduate research.
Professor Jason Boock recently received a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for his project proposal titled, "ERI: Development of Non-native Sigma Factors for Metabolic Engineering."
CEC faculty Shashi Lalvani and Lei Kerr have recently published an article in the Journal of Clinical Engineering about the creation of the Clinical Engineering minor for engineering students at Miami University.
Ran Zhang, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, recently received a grant from the National Science Foundation for a project that will start on July 1.
Junior Denali Selent was recently featured on Miami Universitys episode of The College Tour and talks about her involvement in Miamis Climate Action Task Force, as well as how engineering plays into her research interests.
The College of Engineering and Computing's Assistant Director of Outreach Joanna Hohn teaches younger students about problem-solving skills and helps them explore various STEM concepts.
Socially Engaged Engineering and Computing (SEEC) is working to create a new course that will serve a component of the Humanitarian Engineering minor and is open to all students.
The Cybersecurity Club is a recently formed club that focuses on teaching students about the basics of cybersecurity and hosts speakers to talk about potential jobs in the industry.
