Student team streamlines staff workflow
A team of students created coerequest.missouri.edu for submitting tickets for fiscal, human resources and marketing or communication tasks.
WIE Week celebrates Mizzou women in engineering
The College of Engineering celebrated Women in Engineering Week with a series of excellent events promoting the importance of women in the field and celebrating their accomplishments.
MU Engineering students inspired at Grace Hopper Celebration
The Grace Hopper Celebration bills itself as “the world’s largest gathering of women technologists,” and consists of keynote speakers, a multitude of career development workshops, a career fair and more.
EECS professor gives keynote in Korea
MU EECS Professor Jim Keller gave a keynote talk at the International Symposium on Information Technology Convergence in Jeju Island, South Korea.
MU Engineering alum follows her dream to Google
Brooke Haile-Mariam graduated from Mizzou and eventually landed the job of her dreams as a software engineer at Google in Seattle.
MU researchers improving big data approaches for scientists
MU Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor Prasad Calyam is the principal investigator on the two-year, $500,000 NSF award titled, “CC* Integration: End-to-End Performance and Security Driven Federated Data-Intensive Workflow Management.”
RJI announces theme, info session for 2019 Student Competition
Participants in this year’s RJI Student Competition will be challenged to develop products to help improve lives in smart homes through news delivery.
MU researchers working on groundbreaking VR classroom
Recent University of Missouri research sponsored by the National Science Foundation titled “A Networked Virtual Reality Platform for Immersive Online Social Learning of Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders” (NSF CNS-1647213) has been focused on understanding the benefits in the use of virtual reality to aid the special education of students with autism.
Mizzou Engineer bringing deep learning to protein prediction
MU Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor Jianlin Cheng and Professor Amarda Shehu of George Mason University recently landed a three-year, $845,283 grant from the National Science Foundation to support their project, “Guiding Exploration of Protein Structure Spaces with Deep Learning.”
MU’s Xu lands unique NIH grant
Most approved research grants have a very limited focus, with funding going toward achieving a very specific goal and that goal only. The National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of General Medical Sciences wanted to turn that idea on its head by finding worthwhile bodies of research to fund.