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SCIS - FIU School of Computing and Information Sciences ECE - FIU College of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Leveraged Initiatives
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Collaborative Partners
Barcelona Supercomputing Center California State University, Dominguez Hills FloridaFIRST (an FDIC-organized consortium of Florida's banks) Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Technical Committee Instituto Potosino de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Instituto Universitario Aeronautico LTMB Properties Miami-Dade County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management NOA Palm Beach County Division of Emergency Management Realtor Association of Miami-Dade County Trustar Capital Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi Universidad Nacional de La Plata Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez University of Texas at El Paso University of Houston - Downtown, FIU Research Centers:
CATE - Center for Advanced Technology and Education HPDRC - High Performance Database Research Center CADSE - Center for Advanced Distributed Systems Engineering DMIS - Distributed Multimedia Information System Laboratory DSP - Digital Signal Processing Laboratory |
"CREST research has resulted in significant growth of our computing-related doctoral programs." "The Center's research agenda is bold, forward looking...[and will] create a highly competitive research center capable of training students who possess critical research and technology skills in technical areas that are greatly needed if the United States is to stay competitve in the global IT markeplace." "By applying its research to themes critical to the State of Florida, such as disaster management, healthcare for our diverse population, and universal access to information systems, we believe that the Center will enable technology creation that will help keep the United States and Florida competitive in the increasingly-global IT marketplace." "Together we have already established a brain research laboratory and an optical imaging laboratory..." |
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