What if AI could tell you when it wasn’t sure? #UMiami engineers are developing a new way to identify when answers generated by artificial intelligence may be unreliable. bit.ly/4ytgPaI @umiamiengineer

What if protecting coral reefs from extreme heat started with giving them a little shade? #UMiami engineering students developed Kanopi, a floating, removable structure designed to shield vulnerable corals from harmful ultraviolet rays during the hottest months of the year. @umiamiengineer

When heavy rain hits South Florida, the impact can extend underground. #UMiami engineers are helping Miami-Dade County identify where stormwater and groundwater are entering the sanitary sewer system, straining infrastructure and increasing the risk of sewer overflows. bit.ly/3Ve9r48 @umiamiengineer

Nearly three-quarters of Earth is covered by oceans, but much of what lies beneath remains unseen. #UMiami engineers are using sonar and AI to improve underwater exploration. bit.ly/4xip5cZ @umiamiengineer

Italy’s an ideal classroom because it combines history, innovation, hands-on learning. Congratulazioni to these 15 biomedical engineering students @univmiami @umiamiengineer who spent 6 weeks in Florence pursuing research projects and traveling the region. news.miami.edu/coe/stories/2…

Italy became a classroom for #UMiami biomedical engineering students. From surgical augmented reality glasses, humanoid robots, and tissue engineering research at Italian universities to touring a Pagani factory, students connected what they were learning about biomaterials to applications far beyond a traditional classroom. bit.ly/3UEDBNA @umiamiengineer

Millions of tons of sargassum travel across the Atlantic each year and #UMiami scientists are developing a new way to track where it goes next. Researchers are testing high-tech drifters designed to stay embedded within sargassum mats and continuously track their movement at sea. bit.ly/4hKJlPC

NEWS: Starting Fall 2026, I'm joining @umiamiengineer at the University of Miami as an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering! I never thought I'd be a professor, so this one is especially exciting for me. The web was built for humans clicking buttons. The next version will have agents acting for us. I want to study what trust means in that world. I'm also curious about the role open-source models and decentralized AI will play. I'm starting a lab and recruiting students and postdocs. DMs are open!

A study published in @Biofabrication by researchers at Sylvester and @umiamiengineer features a tumor-on-a-chip model that reveals, in real time, how pancreatic tumors recruit immune cells to fuel their own growth. Learn more: spr.ly/6016BEBS0w. “For the first time, we can watch pancreatic cancer rebuild its environment in real time,” said Dr. Ashutosh Agarwal, co-director of Engineering Cancer Cures™, associate professor of engineering at the University of Miami and senior author of the study. The study uncovered a previously unknown population of cells that may serve as a therapeutic target, opening the door to strategies to disrupt the tumor's protective environment and make existing treatments more effective. “If you want to treat the disease effectively, you have to understand how all of these components interact and reinforce each other,” said @DrJashDatta.

#UMiami professor Minghui Cheng and colleagues are designing buildings more efficiently with a new AI tool that streamlines the creation of analytical building models. bit.ly/4wctYUe @umiamiengineer

From Coral Gables to Atlanta, #UMiami engineering students are bringing 3D-printed design to the city’s greenway. bit.ly/44SDMXC @umiamiengineer

#UMiami engineering grad students earned NSF Graduate Research Fellowships, one of the most competitive awards in research. Their work spans biomaterials for nerve regeneration, new approaches to preventing Type 1 diabetes, and wearable sensors for astronauts in space. Read more: bit.ly/3Q9xizO @umiamiengineer

What if power outages could be predicted and prevented? A team of @umiamiengineer students partnered with @insideFPL to do just that. The result: smarter, more targeted tree trimming that moves away from fixed maintenance cycles and toward real-time risk management for thousands of miles of Florida's power infrastructure. This is what it looks like when classroom meets community. Read more: bit.ly/4nH1NcO

#UMiami students are turning their passion for sports and engineering into a tool for athlete health. bit.ly/42uj5Qy @umiamiengineer @MiamiHurricanes

Computer engineering senior Jacob Ahrens fostered a culture of mentorship at the @umiamiengineer while applying real‑world solutions at Motorola and the @Marlins. bit.ly/4tVJ2Vo

Dutch royals visit #UMiami Rosenstiel School to explore potential partnerships. bit.ly/3OG8Cyd @MiamiRosenstiel @umiamiengineer @MiamiResilience

#umiami engineering students’ algae-based concrete research wins $25,000 VoLo Foundation VISTA Award. bit.ly/4srKVaP @VoLoFoundation @umiamiengineer

#UMiami civil engineering students raced a hand-built concrete canoe to the finals for the first time in school history. bit.ly/4cLIwmz @umiamiengineer

The USTAAR Pitch Competition at #umiami awarded $100,000 to five student teams with standout startup ideas. bit.ly/3QoRkpG

Once a Formula 1 race car designer, #UMiami alumnus Gabe Elias is now rethinking battery technology. bit.ly/4cFhuOe @umiamiengineer