Get smart: Phones collect critical civil infrastructure data
What if smartphones could tell your department of transportation the quality of the roads you drive on? Two Mizzou Engineers are working to answer that question.
Shelter provides support to computing, IT student orgs
Shelter Insurance recently made a donation to support three Computer Science/Information Technology student organizations at Mizzou.
Four faculty receive named professorships
Henry He, Guoliang Huang, Jian Lin and Erik Loehr received named professorships this week in recognition of their abilities in research and teaching.
Studying behavior could lead to sustainability solutions
Damon Hall’s research is attempting to discover how to shift attitudes toward the technology and policy that could help improve sustainability.
Defense using pretense: MU Engineering team sets new cybersecurity paradigm
Instead of simply reacting to cyberattacks after they happen, Mizzou Engineering researchers developed a new approach — cyber “defense using pretense.”
Assistant dean, STEM colleagues land grant to study identity expression
Assistant Dean Tojan Rahhal, Terrell Morton of Education and Johannes Schul of Biology received an Inclusion, Diversity & Equity (IDE) Excellence Grant.
Mizzou team shines at computational protein prediction competition
Jianlin Cheng’s MULTICOM team finished third overall and first in predicting accuracy of protein structural models at the CASP13 competition in December.
MU Engineering professor helps solidify new bridge inspection standards
Mizzou Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Glenn Washer has long been a proponent of common-sense, risk-based federal bridge inspection standards.
MU Engineering faculty takes smart cities research to new heights
Amir Alavi was named to the 2018 list of “The World’s 1% Most Influential Scientific Minds” by Thomson Reuters recently and published a book with colleague Bill Buttlar.
Fighting fire with cutting-edge technology
The goal of the project is to develop a system that uses multiple UAVs to make accurate predictions on the fire spread path and deliver real-time results.