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IMPROVING SECURITY WITH FACE RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
UM engineer presents novel methods for 3-D face recognition and for ear and face biometric systems.

FEATS OF ENGINEERING
From a virtual cloud to a touch-screen interactive console, UM's College of Engineering has unveiled technological advancements that are keeping it on the cutting-edge.

CoE FEATURED IN MIAMI HERALD ARTICLE ABOUT THE MARKETABILITY OF ENGINEERING DEGREES
"Engineering a lucrative college degree" (Posted on Sunday, November 8, 2009)

JANUARY 14, 2010 - BIOMEDICAL DEVICES AND BIOMATERIALS
The Deans of the Miller School of Medicine and the College of Engineering invite you to save the date for the third Collaborative Research Exchange Forum (CREF). A detailed agenda for the day will be sent shortly before the meeting.

BIOMEDICAL FACULTY MEMBER, DR. CHERIE STABLER, AS A CO-INVESTIGATOR, HAS RECEIVED A 3-YEAR, $3.3 MILLION DOLLAR GRANT, AWARDED BY THE JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION.

TINY TECHNOLOGY MAY YIELD MAJOR FINDS -- AND POSSIBLE PERILS
Dr. Cherie Stabler's, one of our Biomedical Engineering faculty members, research shows promise in restoring the pancreatic "beta cells" that make insulin, and could be used to fight diabetes.




CoE RESEARCHERS GET NIH GRANT TO DEVELOP TISSUE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
A new grant from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), will provide funding for University of Miami College of Engineering researchers to develop a novel bioreactor system that will control mechano-electrochemical environment for tissue growth and also provide online monitoring for the properties of engineered tissues.



SILVER MEETS SILICON
More and more seniors are using technology to stay connected and access services. Industrial Engineering Professors say IT providers should meet them halfway.




RESEARCH SHOWS GLASS CAN MAKE CONCRETE STURDIER
UM performs full-scale tests of glass-reinforced concrete columns.