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11/29/2017

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08/01/2017

Collaboration in cyber defense means better situational awareness and defensive postures for all involved.

Cyber federation allows organizations to share information about observed attacks and defensive maneuvers with their peers.

07/21/2017

Is your passcode disabled? Dr. Heather Crawford and Ph.D. candidate Ebad Ahmadzadeh offer a more effective way to protect your information.

Their research looks specifically at keystroke dynamics, the idea that the pattern with which you type on a particular keyboard can be used to identify you.

07/03/2017

Great job Will and team. This was 's first-ever appearance at IGVC.

HIAI’s newest Research Associate led a team of undergraduate students from FIT and FSU in the 25th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition.

06/30/2017

Nima is 3D mapping the building to test out our new Structure Sensor & SDK.

06/20/2017

“It’s not going to be a presentation or assembly that solves this issue, it’s going to come from taking away the subtle hints we give girls that maybe STEM isn’t for them.” --Dr. Heather Crawford

Special library exhibits, highlighting major scientific contributions made by women, led up to an April panel event where three members of Florida Tech’s own faculty got to speak on their experiences.

06/09/2017

We challenged our students to outperform a self-driving model train. They couldn't.

A recent experiment using model trains and a reinforcement learning algorithm helped to show just how much more efficient a learning machine can be.

06/02/2017

Computer Science Ph.D. candidate Fitzroy Nembhard was selected to present his data mining research at the 81st Meeting of the Florida Academy of Sciences.

The topic of Nembhard’s research is the comparison of the performances of OneR, ID3, and Random Forest for the classification of netflow data.

05/30/2017

This Spring we had the chance to learn from some of the best and brightest researchers in the field.

Throughout the Spring semester the HIAI team has welcomed a number of guest speakers to present their work in the name of continued learning.

05/09/2017

Autonomous robots, user emulation, and cloud benchmarking: our graduate students do it all. Congratulations Nima, Samir, and Jigar.

This semester three of our student research assistants reached a great milestone in their education as they were able to successfully defend their theses.

04/25/2017

Two of our student researchers built an outstanding senior design project this year.

“Simple Segmentation of Small Networks (S3N)” will allow home users to better secure their devices and their network as a whole.

04/11/2017

Dr. Carvalho was acknowledged alongside a select group of “Shining Stars,” the university’s top researchers.