Department of Electrical Engineering News

Recipients of the prestigious, early-faculty award are developing impactful technologies as they serve as academic role models in research and education.

The rankings place UCF ahead of leading public and private institutions such as Yale University, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Florida State University.

The project focuses on creating algorithms that provide meaningful explanations for an AI model’s decision-making so that AI systems can be deployed with higher levels of human trust and understanding.

The technology can reduce the electronic industry’s reliance on batteries, broaden the expansion of the internet of things and lead to a more sustainable future.

The honor is designed to recognize some of UCF’s brightest stars who shine a positive light on UCF and on their respective fields.

Four UCF faculty and 32 doctoral students attended the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference in New Orleans this summer.

The device could lead to advanced artificial intelligence that can instantly recognize what it sees and has applications in self-driving vehicles and robotics.

The new funding will support projects that range from advancing hypersonic propulsion to improving semiconductor performance.

Data show new mentoring program launched in 2019 is making a difference.