Intro
Advancing our world
At CEMS, our world-class research programs extend far beyond the walls of the college. We engage in extensive interdisciplinary work with our colleagues in the Larner College of Medicine, the Rubenstein School of Environmental, and a broad range of departments and programs within ¶¶Òõ̽̽. Whether the work is in artificial intelligence, computer security, advanced biomaterials, or environmental engineering, the research work our students engage in contributes to important advances throughout the state and across the globe.
¶¶Òõ̽̽ students, graduates, and faculty continue to heed the call for new solutions to challenging problems, and we actively recruit committed, curious minds to be part of the effort.
¶¶Òõ̽̽ students, graduates, and faculty are heeding the call for new solutions to challenging problems. We’re actively seeking committed, curious minds to be part of the effort. Join us.
Artificial intelligence
¶¶Òõ̽̽'s artificial intelligence group uses new machine learning and neural net algorithms in applications ranging from self-building robots to disease prevention to smart agriculture.
Artificial Intelligence Research at ¶¶Òõ̽̽
Biomedical engineering
A hub for the design, development, and testing of biomedical devices and systems with a focus on rural healthcare, the Center for Biomedical Engineering supports and trains inventors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders who will bring advanced biomedical technologies to Vermont and the world.
¶¶Òõ̽̽'s Center for Biomedical Innovation
Complex systems
The Vermont Complex Systems Center, hosts centers of excellence funded by Mass Mutual, Google, and Amazon. This expanding group focuses on applications of complex systems paradigms to systems such as power grids, social networks, robotics, and biological systems to improve our quality of life.
Computer security
The computer security and privacy group focuses on new developments for security and privacy for information systems, with an emphasis on formal and foundational methods, programming languages, and privacy and security related to machine learning.
Electrical energy and power systems
The electrical energy and power systems group collaborates with local, state, and industry partners on impactful research to ensure our energy and power systems are optimized as our grid and lifestyle power needs transition to an increasing reliance on renewable energy sources.
Electrical Energy and Power Systems Research
Civil and environmental engineering
The environmental engineering group works on the modeling of pollution transport in stream and lake water, groundwater, and the atmosphere. The group performs both experimental sampling work, as well as lab experiments and theoretical modeling, and interacts closely with colleagues across campus.
Water innovation for the future Gund Institute for Environment Transportation Research Center
Materials and biomaterials
The materials and biomaterials group focuses on the development of new materials for pressing societal applications. Recent research includes nanoscale heat transfer and mechanics, nanofilled polymer composites, and polymeric materials for biomedical applications.
Materials Science Graduate Program
Transport processes and particulates
CEMS Researchers study the dynamics of fluids, heat and mass transfer, and processes related to particulate transport in diverse applications, covering aeronautics, biofluids, water treatment, environmental flows, groundwater flows, renewable energy, and automotive emissions.
Transport processes and particulates research