CISE Graduate Blog

Computational Medical Imaging Lab at UF College of Medicine is looking for a highly motivated OPS student with background in engineering, particularly in image analysis, computer vision, and machine learning to conduct a project on cell classification using fluorescence images of tissue with glioblastoma. Candidates should send Dr. Paul ( Anindya.Paul@medicine.ufl.edu ) or Dr. Naglah ( Ahmed.Naglah@medicine.ufl.edu )  their CVs and a brief description of thier project experience involving relevant background. Salary starts at $18/ hour.

  We have an OPS job offer for a computer science student to work in the Fruit Phenomics Team at the Blueberry Breeding and Genomics Lab. I am sending you the link for the job description  and a printable version attached. Please let me know if we need to go through any formal procedure for posting positions. Click on job description above to see the information on this. Thank you.

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OPS position: I am looking for a graduate student with hands-on experience in using SWIFT for programming Apple devices. Please send me an email with your vitae.   Thanks. Sanjay   Sanjay Ranka Distinguished Professor Computer Science University of Florida, Gainesville 352 514 4213 www.sanjayranka.com  

“Managing Science with Integrity ” will be instructed by Dr. Rachel Frazier ( rmfrazier@eng.ufl.edu ), Associate Professor in the Engineering Leadership Institute. “AI Ethics for Technology Leaders ” will be instructed by Ms. Sonja Schmer-Galunder s.schmergalunder@ufl.edu , Professor of Practice in CISE. Feel free to contact them directly if there are any questions about these new courses. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18FSzJSrAQTdvucKQaXS8ws9OuQNeh3hP/view?usp=sharing

  My name is Abimelec Mercado, and I am a Ph.D. student in the Engineering Education Systems and Design program at Arizona State University. As part of my dissertation research, I am conducting a study that explores engineering graduate students' self-efficacy in writing their thesis, dissertation, or applied project report. I'm writing to request your assistance in distributing our survey to the graduate students in your department. Our goal is to obtain a national sample of graduate engineering programs, and the University of Florida's participation is crucial to achieving this objective. The online survey is designed to be anonymous and takes about 10 minutes to complete. You can find a message you can share with your graduate students below, as well as an attached poster if it is more convenient. All protocols were approved by ASU's IRB office (ASU Study #00015513). Your support in sharing this survey with your graduate students would be greatly appreciated. By ...