UM Eta Kapa Nu Chapter Receives Key Chapter Award

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UM Eta Kapa Nu Chapter Receives Key Chapter Award

Apr 18

The honor society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), has recognized the University of Miami (UM) College of Engineering’s student chapter with the Key Chapter Award at the Student Leadership Conference 2018...

Veteran Receives Inaugural CDR and Mrs. Donald C. Pette Sr. Memorial Scholarship

COE, Electrical and Computer, Students

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Veteran Receives Inaugural CDR and Mrs. Donald C. Pette Sr. Memorial Scholarship

Apr 16

Ricardo Muñoz, BSEE ’19, has been named the inaugural recipient of the CDR and Mrs. Donald C. Pette Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund established by Dr. Gregory A. Pette and Geoffrey A. Pette, Esq. The scholarship was created to honor the legacy of their...

PhD Candidates Accepted into Prestigious Medical Physics Residency Programs

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PhD Candidates Accepted into Prestigious Medical Physics Residency Programs

Apr 12

Congratulations to University of Miami College of Engineering (UMCoE) PhD candidates Karen (Keying) Xu and Maria De Ornelas who have both been matched to medical physics residency programs — keeping UMCoE Medical Physics Graduate Program’s match...

Students Participated in the National Fiber Reinforced Concrete Bowling Ball Competition

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Students Participated in the National Fiber Reinforced Concrete Bowling Ball Competition

Apr 10

For the first time, the University of Miami College of Engineering (UMCoE) Concrete Bowling Ball team, formed by American Concrete Institute (ACI) and American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student chapter members, participated at the national Fiber...

Count Them. Nine. Yes, Nine.

Alumni Stories, Civil, Architectural, Environmental, COE, Mechanical and Aerospace, Students

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Count Them. Nine. Yes, Nine.

Apr 10

For a generation of Juan family members, all roads lead to the University of Miami for their education. By Robert C. Jones Jr. It all started about 10 years ago with their aunt, Monica. A physician from Barcelona, Spain, she would bring her nieces and...

Interdisciplinary Research Spurs Innovation

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Interdisciplinary Research Spurs Innovation

Apr 09

After more than 30 years developing the field of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), Jeffrey L. Duerk, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost, shared his passion for science and innovation when he presented the College of Engineering’s...

The Future of Energy: Powering the World with Vibrations

COE, Electrical and Computer, Research, Students

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The Future of Energy: Powering the World with Vibrations

Apr 05

Batteries are an essential component of most electrical devices. They power everything from drones and thermostats, to laptops and cars. By storing electrical energy and distributing it as needed, batteries provide the energy devices need without using...

Engineering Student Spends Spring Break Renovating Community in Brazil

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Engineering Student Spends Spring Break Renovating Community in Brazil

Apr 03

Justin Miller, five-year BS/MSCE ’20, could have spent his spring break relaxing and preparing for the remainder of his last semester as a junior. Instead, he traveled to Brazil where he renovated a communal area in the favelas of Rio de Janiero. Through...

Giving Students the World

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Giving Students the World

Apr 02

The Black Alumni Society and Woodson Williams Marshall Association help scholars stay focused on their studies, not their finances. By Robert C. Jones Jr. Raised in a single-parent home with six siblings, Temitope Abisoye says “there wasn’t always...

Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Doctoral Student Receives Prominent PCA Research Fellowship

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Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Doctoral Student Receives Prominent PCA Research Fellowship

Mar 29

Sivakumar Ramanathan, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering, received the prominent Portland Cement Association (PCA) Research Fellowship. The fellowship is used to identify outstanding candidates...