CISE Graduate Blog

Program Overview : Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Innovative Postdoctoral Entrepreneurial  Research Fellowship (I-PERF) offers a unique career pathway for entrepreneurial-minded doctorate  holders in science and engineering (S&E). I-PERF aims to: • Accelerate innovation in small businesses supporting federal research needs. • Broaden participation in small businesses, innovative research and high-tech  entrepreneurship. • Provide non-academic opportunities for applying advanced knowledge in business  contexts. • Increase the number of high-tech businesses started by underserved doctoral degree  holders. Position Summary: We are seeking an experienced FPGA Design and Verification Engineer to lead a dynamic team in  the design, development, and verification of advanced FPGA-based systems for edge computing  applications. The ideal candidate will play a pivotal role in driving innovation and fostering  collaboration across ...

  Spring 2025 Thesis and Dissertation Reminders! Deadlines and resources to share with your students! Dear Graduate Staff and Faculty, Spring 2025 has arrived! We are reaching out to remind you of the upcoming deadlines for thesis and dissertation submissions to the Graduate School. We will be updating your graduate students periodically throughout the semester with reminders of our deadlines and where to find our resources. Spring 2025 Deadlines: Classes Start:  January 13, 2025 Degree Application:  February 7, 2025 Doctoral Dissertation First Submission:  February 12, 2025 · 5 p.m. ET Master’s Thesis First Submission:  March 7, 2025 · 5 p.m. ET Final Submission for All ETD Students:  April 4, 2025 · 5 p.m. ET Final Clearance (Approval):  April 23, 2025 · 5 p.m. ET Clear Prior (to the upcoming term):  May 9, 2025 · 5 p.m. ET Here are some helpful links to use and share with your students this semester: Our website:  https://success.grad.ufl....

  Networking and STEM Industry Connections: Your Key to Career Success Published on January 24, 2025 Networking  and making industry connections are essential components of any successful job search. With the  UF Career Showcase  just around the corner, now is the time to build, develop, and foster key relationships with STEM industry professionals. This article on  Industry Connections  provides a simple yet effective plan to help you stand out and leave a lasting impression in a short amount of time: Practice Your  Elevator Pitch :  Clearly and concisely introduce yourself, highlighting your skills, goals, and what you’re looking for in a career. Research Companies and Prepare Questions:   Understand their mission, values, and current job openings so you can tailor your conversation. Write down insightful questions to ask recruiters that show your genuine interest in their company. Wrap Up Effectively:  End your conversation by express...

Good morning, and I hope your Spring semester is off to a great start! I wanted to reach out and send a reminder to all faculty, staff, and coordinators (and introduction to new folks), I am Robin Fowler the Physical Sciences and Engineering liaison librarian, and I am here to meet all your library needs. Attached you will find the Marston Science Library Spring 2025 newsletter with updates from our library offerings and happenings.   Marston Newsletter Spring 2025 As a resource for CISE students, I maintain the LibGuide for Computer & Information Science and Engineering . As your liaison librarian, I can also: Teach one-shot sessions on library resources, UF databases, search strategies, citation management, and more Consult one-on-one on a variety of topics, with students, staff, and faculty Meet with you one on one to discuss any of your research information needs or answer your questions about library resources and services. ...

ABE6265 - VADOSE ZONE WATER AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT MODELING Please share this information with any students who might be interested in taking a course focused on unsaturated zone modeling of water flow and solute transport processes. The course includes a comparative analysis of alternative mechanistic modeling approaches with varying levels of complexity. You can find the full course description here: https://abe.ufl.edu/graduate/courses/ This course will be taught by Dr. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena during Summer A. If you have any questions about the course, feel free to email carpena@ufl.edu .  Summer Registration Dates are listed here: https://catalog.ufl.edu/UGRD/dates-deadlines/2024-2025/#newitemtext https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GBeUhSRYP2Ut4WEbJEZeJo2P73qnYEJL/view?usp=sharing

  January 22, 2025 Supporting Your Success, Grad Gators! UF Graduate Professional Development Resources Online The Graduate Professional Development  at the UF Graduate School  hosts a website  where you’ll find resources to help you succeed in graduate school and beyond. Features include: Strategic Roadmaps  for charting your course through graduate education. Guides on how to make the most of your Individual Development Plan (IDP) . Daily updates on upcoming professional development events  on and off campus. Videos, transcripts, and other materials  from previous events. Individual webpages of resources to help you develop in six key areas: Research Skills and Knowledge , Management and Leadership , Effectiveness and Purpose , Professionalism , Communication , and Career Advancement . Explore it all by clicking here: UF Graduate Profession...