Events
Dr. Michael Mylrea, Distinguished Fellow for Industrial Cybersecurity at University of Miami Institute for Data Science and Computing, is presenting his research abstract on using AI to enhance cyber physical systems security at the Claroty Nexus ’22 Summit. Read more “Michael Mylrea to present at Claroty Nexus ’22 Summit 10/25-26”
Events - Past
Dr. Michael Mylrea, Distinguished Fellow for Industrial Cybersecurity at University of Miami Institute for Data Science and Computing, is presenting research on “A Framework for Measuring Trust in Blockchain: Paving a Path for Application to Autonomous Cyber Physical Systems” at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) 2022 Spring Symposium Series, and virtually. The Symposium will feature leaders in AI and Machine Learning from industry, academia, and government. Read more “Lectures Featuring IDSC Distinguished Fellow for Industrial Cybersecurity Dr. Michael Mylrea”
News
From improving services to managing risks and creating new revenue streams, advanced technologies are reshaping the South Florida landscape for businesses, governments, and academic institutions, while increasing the need for a data-literate workforce. Read more “Catch the Replay: Big Data 2021 Looks at Creative Destruction Trends”
Join us for the 6th Annual Big Data Conference on Thursday, December 9, 2021, 2:00-5:00 PM, for an in-depth discussion of creative destruction and the effects of Big Data, blockchain, AI, and real-time analytics on organizational change with some of the top industry leaders in innovation, business, and technology from local, national, and international arenas. Read more “BIG DATA Conference 12/9”
Big Data
The 6th Annual Big Data Conference, held on Thursday, December 9, 2021, 2:00-5:00 PM, via Zoom, featured an in-depth discussion of creative destruction and the effects of Big Data, blockchain, AI, and real-time analytics on organizational change, with some of the top industry leaders in innovation, business, and technology from local, national, and international arenas. Read more “6th Annual BIG DATA Conference 2021 12/9”
Events
From mixed-reality home experiences to community-wide disease alerts, leading-edge health technology can help individuals, providers, health systems, government agencies, and care providers meet the challenges of the next decade. Innovative digital approaches to improving “Health and Well-Being in the Post-Pandemic City” were highlighted at Smart Cities MIAMI 2021, a virtual conference on April 15 hosted by the University of Miami Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC) in partnership with the School of Architecture. Read more “Using Data and Digital Tools to Improve Health and Well-Being”
Events
When you think of sensors being in your home, your mind more than likely drifts to motion sensors, light sensors, or even fire alarms, but an expert team at UM is developing a concept beyond mainstream smart home technology—one that can change the way we live our everyday lives.
Read more “Catch the Replay: Smart Cities MIAMI 2021 Reimagines Healthcare”
Projects
Picture a future where health sensors would be strategically placed throughout a person’s house to check their vital signs each day and to alert them about potential dangers, like a sudden step down to the living room. Outside of the home, sensors could measure local pollen or pollution levels in the air. And for elderly residents, applications streamed through devices like their phone or a smart speaker could remind them to take medications on time. Read more “Sensors Could Improve At-Home Health Care”