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Michigan Tech Institute of Computing and Cybersystems The ICC is a Michigan Tech research institute focused on cross-disciplinary computing collaborations

The Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC) provides faculty and students the opportunity to work across organizational boundaries to create an environment that is a reflection of contemporary technological innovation. This collaboration allows for a convergence in communication, control, and computing that mirrors today’s industry and society.

Congratulations to the students recognized in the Student Poster Competition at Computing [MTU]!Graduate Winners1. Ahmad...
10/07/2026

Congratulations to the students recognized in the Student Poster Competition at Computing [MTU]!

Graduate Winners
1. Ahmad Bshennaty - “A Novel Mesh Morphing Approach Using Radial Basis Functions to Model Left Atrial Wall Motion”
2. Majid Rostami - “CellADE: Training-Free Cell Segmentation with Competitive Accuracy, No GPU, and Two Tunable Parameters”
3. Kevin Li - “Benchmarking LiDAR Odometry for GPS-Denied Navigation of Autonomous Surface Vessels in Wave, Wind, and Rain Conditions”

Undergraduate Winners
1. Jennifer Celeste - “Benchmarking compact language models for poroacoustic material design”
2. Adyn Skowronski - “Multimodal Augmented Reality Typing: Integrating Eye Tracking and Autocorrect for Accurate Input”
3. Alisa Teige - “Computer Vision-Based Shadow Detection and Mapping for Agrivoltaic Systems”

The ICC is proud to recognize the innovative research and work of Michigan Tech’s students. Congratulations to all who participated!

Congratulations to the ICC’s Dr. Yu Cai, Associate Dean of the College of Computing, Professor of Applied Computing, on ...
10/05/2026

Congratulations to the ICC’s Dr. Yu Cai, Associate Dean of the College of Computing, Professor of Applied Computing, on receiving a $2.45 million National Science Foundation (NSF) award!

The project will support the CyberAI SFS program at Vanderbilt University, preparing doctoral students for careers at the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Through research in secure and trustworthy AI, experiential learning, and partnerships with federal agencies and national laboratories, the program will help strengthen the nation’s AI-security workforce.

Congrats to Dr. Cai on this huge contribution to AI, cybersecurity, and computing education!

Join us for the Computing [MTU] Showcase keynote featuring Pavan Muzumdar, Chief Operating Officer of Automation Alley.M...
09/30/2026

Join us for the Computing [MTU] Showcase keynote featuring Pavan Muzumdar, Chief Operating Officer of Automation Alley.

Muzumdar will discuss the growth of Industry 4.0, Automation Alley’s role in the evolving manufacturing landscape, and how AI is unlocking new possibilities in 3D printing.

📅 Thursday, October 1st
🕕 6–7PM
📍 Fisher Hall, Room 138

Check out the Computing MTU Showcase schedule at the link in our bio!

TRON (1982) Free Film Showing for ICC Computational Showcase (9/29, 6:30 PM, Fisher 135)Join us on Tuesday, September 29...
09/28/2026

TRON (1982) Free Film Showing for ICC Computational Showcase (9/29, 6:30 PM, Fisher 135)
Join us on Tuesday, September 29, for a free public screening of the epic 1982 Disney sci-fi film, Tron — part of the Computing [MTU] Showcase happening on campus in the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems (ICC) and College of Computing, an annual showcase. See the original film trailer from the link in our bio!

Far ahead of its time, the classic film (rated PG) featured innovative computer graphics and special effects, a soundtrack by legendary electronic composer Wendy Carlos, and a theme that is chillingly contemporary: an AI superhero is programmed to infiltrate an evil corporate computer stealing work from programmers and other corporations. Tron to the rescue!

Doors will open at 6:30 PM with a curated “Making of Tron” video playlist about the CGI, music and tech behind the film. Film screening at 7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served during a mid-film intermission. Free to students, staff and the public. Appropriate for children.

Tron is sponsored by the ICC Art in Silico Committee who hold the annual spring Art in Silico computational arts show on campus, and by the MTU Film Board.

The 2026 Computing [MTU] Showcase is coming up! Join us September 29th through October 2nd for a week of events to celeb...
09/23/2026

The 2026 Computing [MTU] Showcase is coming up!

Join us September 29th through October 2nd for a week of events to celebrate the world of computing.

The events are as follows:
September 29 - 6:30pm
Art in Silico - Tron Trailer & Movie Viewing

September 30 - 5:30pm
Annual Honor Academy Induction and ICC Awards Ceremony
Invite only

October 1 - 6:00pm
Keynote Speaker - Pavan Muzumdar

October 1 - 7:00pm
Fireside Chat - Pavan Muzumdar and Dennis Livesay

October 2 - 2:00pm
Student Poster Competition

Check out the link in our bio for the full event schedule!

Congratulations to ICC’s Dr Briana Bettin on receiving a $749,672 NSF award to develop and study a curriculum focused on...
09/21/2026

Congratulations to ICC’s Dr Briana Bettin on receiving a $749,672 NSF award to develop and study a curriculum focused on data visualization and data-based narrative design.

Dr. Bri is an Associate Professor of Computer Science as well as Psychology and Human Factors at Michigan tech. Her project will help students from a variety of academic backgrounds learn to create effective, accessible data visualizations while integrating programming, communication, visual design, and human centered approaches.

Learn more about the project through the link in our bio!

How can autonomous coding agents become more reliable?As AI continues to change how software is developed, researchers a...
09/16/2026

How can autonomous coding agents become more reliable?

As AI continues to change how software is developed, researchers are exploring how coding agents can move beyond simply generating code to independently testing, evaluating, and improving their solutions.

Research by ICC member Dr. Jie Wu examines how to create more dependable autonomous coding agents. The work also considers where human oversight remains important as these systems become more capable.

Read more about Jie Wu’s research in the latest ICC blog, link in our bio!

Research by ICC member Dr. Bo Xiao has been featured by the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot, an NSF supporte...
09/14/2026

Research by ICC member Dr. Bo Xiao has been featured by the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Pilot, an NSF supported initiative advancing access to AI research resources.

The project, Transforming Safety, explores how AI can be applied to improve safety in construction.

Learn more about the project in the link in our bio!

Are you interested in retro gaming, old tech, or computing history? The Michigan Tech Vintage Computing Club is looking ...
09/09/2026

Are you interested in retro gaming, old tech, or computing history?

The Michigan Tech Vintage Computing Club is looking for students to join its founding team! No experience required; just bring your curiosity.

Next meeting:
Sept. 15
1 PM (Lunch and Learn!)
Alley Makerspace, MUB B002
Bi weekly on Tuesdays

Sign ups are open for the ICC’s 2026 student poster competition!Graduate and undergraduate students are invited to apply...
09/07/2026

Sign ups are open for the ICC’s 2026 student poster competition!

Graduate and undergraduate students are invited to apply. Go to the link in our bio for more information.

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