Chemical, Paper & Biomedical Engineering
Some current graduate research projects include:
- CO2 reforming of methane.
- Photocatalytic oxidation of fuel vapors.
- Hierarchical Composite Constructs as Tissue Engineering Scaffolds.s
Each year, students and faculty of Miami's College of Engineering and Computing pursue research projects on the cutting edge of technology. We are dedicated to providing a superb environment for exploration and study, including state-of-the-art facilities and equipment so that our researchers can innovate in ways that will change the world for the better.
Engage in meaningful research and scholarship from the moment you enroll as an undergraduate student in CEC. Participating in research at the undergraduate level offers you numerous benefits: It puts you in close proximity with professionals in your field of study, forming strong relationships and building your network; it allows you to put classroom knowledge to practical use; it earns you class credits; and it may lead to public recognition of work.
Conducting research can help you do the following:
Discover your best fit with one of our research clusters:
Work alongside faculty conducting engineering and computing research, the results of which may significantly impact aerospace, pharmaceuticals, transportation, sustainable energy, and the daily lives of people worldwide. Current projects taking place at CEC include Finger Print Enhancement Algorithms, Artificial Potential Field Redirected Walking, and Photo Catalytic Oxidation of Fuel Vapors.
Some current graduate research projects include:
Some current graduate research projects include:
Some current graduate research projects include:
Faculty in the College of Engineering and Computing are just as passionate as our students. With influential projects that have included Changing Virtual Reality, Polymer Research in Knee/Hip Implants, and 3-D Printing Biological Tissue, our faculty are eager to change the world.
CEC Faculty Research