Researchers in the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) investigate solutions to some of today’s most pressing challenges—from accessible technology and human health to smart materials, intelligent systems, and advanced manufacturing.
Across six interdisciplinary clusters, CEC faculty and students collaborate to generate new knowledge and drive innovation.
Advancing intelligent systems and computational methods to solve real-world challenges, with focus areas including computer vision, autonomous reasoning, cybersecurity, augmented reality, and deep learning.
Investigating innovative solutions at the intersection of engineering and biology, with focus areas including biomaterials, optical imaging, tissue engineering, bioinformatics, and wearable medical technologies.
Exploring how inclusive and sustainable technologies can improve lives, with focus areas including accessible navigation, environmental engineering, wearable health monitoring, and human-centered design.
Developing and testing materials to address challenges in sustainability, energy, healthcare, and manufacturing. Focus areas include biocompatible polymers and smart materials.
Driving innovation in cutting-edge robotic and automated systems through focus areas such as image processing, autonomous vehicles, exoskeleton design, and smart manufacturing technologies
Transforming how systems connect and communicate through research in areas like radar sensing, intelligent wireless, digital signal processing, and IoT/wireless security.
At the College of Engineering and Computing, our faculty scholars engage in cutting-edge research alongside students in innovative spaces such as the labs below.
The Jones Lab focuses on engineering microbes to produce high-value chemicals and biomolecules.
In the Smart FIT Lab, students, faculty, and industry partners come together to explore the future of smart manufacturing, robotics, and automation.
In this lab, faculty and students collaborate on A.I. tools like the A.I. Robustness Testing Kit, which allows security professionals to test A.I. models’ vulnerabilities and responses to attackers.
This lab has recently focused on research using swarms of autonomous drones optimized with machine learning.
Congratulations to these College of Engineering and Computing faculty members for the recent awards and honors they have received.
2025 Amit and Shreya Jain Outstanding Researcher Award
Arthur Olson Generational Outstanding Teaching Excellence Award
E. Phillip Knox Distinguished Teaching Award
University Faculty Scholar Award
Excellence in Research and Innovation Award
Excellence in Research and Innovation Award
Excellence in Research and Innovation Award
If your company is interested in benefiting from research opportunities and faculty expertise at the College of Engineering and Computing, please contact:
Jenni Szolwinski
Director of Industry Relations
Miami University
513-529-0702
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Get in touch with the Office of Research for Undergraduates to discover opportunities to amplify your research experiences and earn recognition for your work.
