CECS Virtual Faculty Research Talks

Friday, October 7, 2022 noon to 1 p.m.

The UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science's Zoom-cast series is live-streamed every Friday, 12 p.m. to 1 p.m., offering talks by CECS faculty and a live-chat Q&A. 

Targeted to faculty, scientists and potential industry and government partners, all are invited to Zoom-in and hear presentations by UCF’s engineering and computer science faculty who explain their cutting-edge, pioneering research endeavors in quick snapshots. 

These talks provide an opportunity to get to know — and collaborate with — our faculty who are advancing innovations in all areas of engineering and computer science, including smart city technology, aerospace, energy, modeling and simulation, medicine, advanced materials, cyber security, and more. Each faculty presenter will narrate as they share illustrative slides.

Moderated by Subith Vasu, Ph.D., UCF Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, viewers can submit questions in real-time and express interest in collaborating. 

The October 7, 2022 presenter lineup:

  • Srikanth Kodeboyina, Blue Eye Soft: "Insights on Transition of Tough Tech to Solve Critical Real-World Problems"
  • Alain Kassab, Ph.D., Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering: "Biomedical Engineering Education Programs at the UCF College of Engineering and Computer Science"

See more details in the October 7 faculty research talk flyer.

Miss a session? See recordings of past research talks here.

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