College of Engineering and Computing receives funding from Olive to support AI research
Grant will create new Olive Faculty Scholar and fund research to drive innovation, research and technical capabilities in AI.
Research and Innovation
Padma Patil to lead Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness
New associate vice president to lead data collection, analysis, and reporting and transform how data is used at Miami
Graduating senior conducts research in Pseudoscience and Ghost Tours in Mansfield, Ohio
Erin Lindberg started at Miami as an English Education major, but she found that it was an anthropology class that gained her true passion. After officially changing her major, she developed her ar...
Seven FSB faculty honored for their work this school year
A mix of research and teaching awards were given out this week
Miami students selected for Ohio Space Grant Consortium fellowship program
Miami students Allie Filiatraut and Hunter Reeling were selected to be in the Ohio Space Grant Consortium Fellowship program, which encourages advanced education in STEM for students at Ohio member...
New center meets industry and student demand for real estate education
A new center at the Farmer School focuses on real estate and the finance and investment opportunities involved in it.
Susan McDowell named Miami’s new vice president for Research and Innovation
McDowell to lead strategic growth of research activities and oversee the management of research operations
Meet Swoop Dogg: Miami’s College of Engineering and Computing’s dog-like robot
Designed by Boston Dynamics, the robot came to Miami as SPOT, but students decided it needed a Miami name. A contest was held with more than 100 name suggestions and nearly 400 votes.
Study finds riding an e-bike can provide a good workout and encourage active transportation
'City' seeks to bring out Miami's creative side
When is a city more than a city? When it's designed to bring out more than everyday living.
Meixia Zhao receives NSF CAREER award for maize genetics research
Big data generated from the project will be used to develop courses for Miami students interested in big data science and advanced plant science
Myaamiaki Conference to highlight Myaamia language and culture revitalization
There is a shared commitment to neepwaantiinki, the Myaamia word for “learning from each other.”
Tereza Jezkova receives NSF CAREER grant for niche diversification research
Jezkova has been awarded $822,391 for five years to research the interplay of the evolutionary, environmental, and biotic mechanisms driving niche diversification in Oedipodinae grasshoppers
Farmer School professor's 'Big Idea' - Gentelligence - featured in Harvard Business Review
“My goal is for Gentelligence to become a movement, for it to fundamentally help people change how they look at the potential of a multi-generational workforce,” Megan Gerhardt . “...
Miami’s 2022 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition winners
Ten finalists competed in the Graduate School's Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition
Daisy Hernández honored with top national literary prize: 'The Kissing Bug' claims coveted PEN award
Hernández is the first Latina to win the PEN/Jean Stein Book Award which recognizes a book for its originality, merit, and impact, and for breaking “new ground by reshaping the boundarie...
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Miami’s trustees approve renovation projects and 56 for promotion and/or tenure
Miami University’s board of trustees on Feb. 25 approved renovation projects and 56 promotions and/or tenure to faculty and a librarian
Miami professor earns Fulbright Distinguished Chair award
A MIami University professor will spend next spring researching sustainability in Finland.
“Today, scholarship needs to be translated to other media because people expect to take in information through video and podcasts,” host and media scholar Mack Hagood said
Miami University Regionals grad works on front lines of COVID vaccine development
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the employment and education plans of people across the world. For one Miami University Regionals alumna, helping to cure it became part of her immediate plan.
The NSF grant will provide pathways to academic upward mobility in engineering and computer-related degrees.
Miami’s five new-to-campus deans collaborate with veteran team of deans to move university forward
Provost Jason Osborne: “We have a team of exceptionally strong leaders in Academic Affairs, each of whom is working collaboratively to serve our students and our mission and to ensure that we...
21 Miami news highlights from 2021: A year of perseverance, collaboration and recognition
As the Miami community prepares for winter break and winter term, here’s a look back at 21 headlines that captured some of the year’s highlights.
Read the story or listen to the podcast about the research led by Helaine Alessio and Adam Ortman (Miami '12) studying dual task training.
Miami’s team, CROP, was among 350 teams from 46 countries
Miami professor develops app to help people in wheelchairs reach their destinations
An original AI-based system designed by a Miami team of researchers records surface patterns on roads and sidewalks.
Miami University experts from the College of Education, Health and Society speak about creating positive environments that can provide affirmation, support, and safety
Appearing on SNL's Weekend Update (not really): a Q-and-A with Andrew Casper
Andrew Casper recently released his latest book, “An Artful Relic: The Shroud of Turin in Baroque Italy.” If you follow his Twitter feed, you’d think Casper appeared on Saturday ...
Sustainability Annual Report: 52% reduction in energy-based carbon emissions among highlights
Among other highlights: Miami’s forthcoming Climate Action Plan (CAP) will consider social, health, and racial justice issues when developing plans for climate resilience and carbon neutrali...
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