CISE Graduate Blog

  ANNOUNCEMENT OF Ph.D. Defense       FROM: Computer and Information Science and Engineering Department   TO:   the Members of the Supervisory Committee for:   First Name Last Name M.I.   Sangpil Youm     SUPERVISORY COMMITTTEE MEMBERS Bonnie Dorr Chair     Co-Chair   Kristy Boyer Member   Christan Grant Member     Member     Member   Zoey Liu External Member   1.   Name of Examination Ph.D. Defense 2.   Degree Sought Doctor of Philosophy 3. ...

We are seeking talented software engineers, for a few Gainesville FL startups, with strong AI/ML backgrounds to help build advanced AI models, enterprise software platforms, and mobile applications. Candidates should have experience in modern software development, cloud technologies, scalable architectures, and AI integration. Ideal applicants are innovative problem-solvers passionate about building next-generation intelligent systems.  If interested, contact Minhal Yusufali at minhalxyusufali@gmail.com  and send a cover letter with your CV attached.  Regards, Minhal

  As background, the job is at the Florida Dept of Transportation facility near the Gainesville airport. It requires in-person full-time work. The work is with FDOT, but the employment is through UNF as a contractor, including state benefits. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FDOqAtyeESwiND6HV5BiGAopsozjEgEf/view?usp=sharing

"OPS opportunity: If you are a graduate student interested in programming (e.g., Python, R) and in pursuing exciting research opportunities at the intersection of aging and neuroscience please send a PDF including: 1-your resume; 2-a brief description of your skills and programming experience to: reemwaziry@ufl.edu " 

SOP6409: Collective [Artificial] Intelligence in Science  is intentionally designed to bring together graduate students from across UF. Engineering perspectives are especially valuable given how much the course interrogates the AI tools themselves and the technical realities behind them.   This cross-disciplinary graduate seminar examines how AI is reshaping every stage of the research pipeline — project management, literature review, research design, data processing, writing, and outreach . Each topic gets two weeks: one for testing what AI makes possible, one for finding where it breaks down. The cohort collaboratively produces a public AI-in-Science resource repository for UF researchers, released campus-wide at semester's end.   ** All disciplines are welcome **, and students are intentionally selected to maximize coverage of different campus perspectives.   To apply:  Email ncoles@ufl.edu  with a brief (≤200 word) note on your research background...

  In This Edition: May 13, 2026 Distributed to: All Graduate Students, Associate Deans, Coordinators, Staff, and Graduate School Staff Resources For Your Success! One-on-One Consults Funding & Internships Research Skills & Knowledge ...