In keeping with the mission of the Herff College of Engineering, there are many research activities taking place in the college.
Faculty and staff in the college are affiliated with a number of research centers and institutes, many of which represent interdisciplinary research efforts.
Many companies partner with the Herff College of Engineering to conduct specific research initiatives. To discuss the possibility of partnering your company with the college, contact the appropriate academic department for more information. Primary departmental research focus areas are:
Biomedical Engineering Biomechanics & Biomaterials Cell & Tissue Engineering Electrophysiology Imaging Chemical & Biosensors and Diagnostic Devices
Civil Engineering Ground Water Studies Geotechnical Engineering Earthquake Engineering Transportation Engineering Environmental Engineering Soft Computing
Electrical & Computer Engineering Electrical Systems Imaging sensors & electronic devices Computer hardware/software co-design Sensor networks Biomedical Systems Intracranial pressure monitoring Medical image processing Medical data visualization Intelligent Information Systems Knowledge Engineering/Semantic Web Scientific & Engineering data visualization Image & multi-media processing Computer learning technologies
Engineering Technology Industrial Automation & Control Systems Operational Systems Enhancement Electronic Communications Internet Protocols and Software Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Computational Mechanics Finite Element Analysis Computational Fluid Dynamics Medical and Biological Applications Sustainable Energy Systems
Research Centers and Institutes with Herff College of Engineering Affiliations:
Biosurface Center
Center for Advanced Sensors (CAS)
Center for Biofuel Energy and Sustainable Technologies
Center for Earthquake Research and Information
Center for Intermodal Freight Transportation Studies
Computational Research on Materials Institute at U of M (CROMIUM)
Ground Water Institute (GWI)
Institute for Intelligent Systems
Institute for Nanomaterials Development and Innovation at the University of Memphis (INDIUM)
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