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“Biomedical Systems Meet Microelectronics: Dr. Albert Kim Enhances USF’s $3M NSF-Funded STEP-UP Traineeship”
Associate Professor Albert Kim of Medical Engineering engaged with the USF’s interdisciplinary research team (Drs. Kumar, Katkoori, Yilmaz, and Alcantar), and received a prestigious five-year, $3 million NSF Research Training (NRT) grant, known as STEP-UP: Science, Technology, Engineering, Program for Upward Partnership for Advancing Microelectronics Education and Training.
USF Staff Member of the Year - Recognizing Cherine Chehab for Outstanding Service and Impact
Aligned with USF’s principles of community and inclusion, Ms. Cherine Chehab has played a critical role in the success of the Department of Medical Engineering, first as Academic Advisor and now as our sole Academic Services Administrator (ASA). With a master’s in BME, she is exceptionally qualified to help our faculty and assist guiding students through one of the College’s most complex curricula.
Skyler Cruz Graduate Academic Program Specialist
We’re excited to welcome Skyler Cruz, our new Graduate Academic Program Specialist!
Medical Engineering Space Expansion: New BME Research and Teaching Labs on the Horizon
The University of South Florida Space Committee, Chaired by Vice-Provost Steven Tauber, has given us a unique opportunity to expand our research and teaching facilities by awarding most of the rest of the space (7th floor) in one of our modern research buildings.
BME Student Senior Capstone Projects - 2025
14 Teams, 39 Students, 12 Sponsor Companies & Institutions
USF Engineering Receives $2.9 Million DOE Award for Groundbreaking Solar Energy Research
The University of South Florida (USF) has been awarded $2.9 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance research on solar energy grid stability through the innovative use of digital twin technology led by principal investigator, Dr. Lingling Fan.
September 20, 2024Electrical, Faculty, Research
USF Receives $3 Million NSF Research Traineeship Award to Advance Semiconductor Research and Education
The University of South Florida (USF) has been awarded a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) through its Research Traineeship (NRT) program. The five-year initiative, titled "NRT: Science, Technology, Engineering, Program for Upward Partnership (STEP-UP) for Advancing Microelectronics Education and Training," aims to advance semiconductor education and research while addressing the growing need for skilled professionals in the microelectronics industry.
Seven USF Engineering Faculty Recognized with Outstanding Research Achievement Awards
Seven faculty members from the USF College of Engineering were among 27 USF faculty members recognized for their achievements. The honored faculty members represent various departments, including Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, and the Center for Urban Transportation Research.
September 16, 2024Computer, Electrical, Faculty, Mechanical, Research
USF Engineering Students' NASA Internship Spectrum News
USF students with the Institute Applied of Engineering spent a couple of weeks this summer working at NASA and their experience was covered on Bay News 9.
CSE Week of Welcome was a Hit!
CSE celebrated its annual Week of Welcome event for undergraduate students new to USF with over 250 students attending the event. CSE student organizations demostrated their projects and invited students to their meetings.
Professor Licato discussed the future of AI with ConnectWise
CSE’s Professor John Licato, member of USF Institute for AI+X, was invited to ConnectWise' weekly AI podcast: Demystifying AI for MSPs.
Hackabull's Adelitta Stanton named 2024 Millennium Fellow
More than 52,000 students apply yearly for the Millennium Fellowship, an international, semester-long leadership development program designed for undergraduates passionate about generating social impact. Computer Science & Engineering student Adelitta Stanton made the cut.