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A very special congratulations to our honors medallion recipients from @FSUSciComp!
▶️ Grace Hickey, Outstanding Senior Scholar
▶️ Alexis Staveski, Outstanding Senior Scholar
▶️ Miles Rosoff, Dual Honors
▶️ Joshua Briley, University Honors
▶️ Cole Pridgen, Honors in the Major
Nearly half of the 548 @FloridaState Spring 2026 graduates who earned honors medallions are from @FSUartssciences! 🏅
Honors medallion awardees completed the University Honors Program or Honors in the Major Program. Those who completed both programs with a 3.9 cumulative GPA or higher received the designation of Outstanding Senior Scholar.
To learn more about the Spring 2026 honorees and the FSU University Honors Program, visit: fla.st/PDZJN6KN.
📸 : Brittany Mobley
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Meet #FSUStudentStar ⭐ Mani Tyagi, a doctoral candidate in @FSUSciComp!
Tyagi’s research at @FloridaState advances the mathematical methods used to model materials, utilizing high-performance computing to solve complex challenges in physics. This work aims to improve the accuracy of how we predict the behavior of materials simulations essential to modern technology.
To read the full story, visit: fla.st/OPOL6R37.
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
.@FloridaState in @abc27 ▶️ A new research project by Ming Ye (@FSU_EOAS / @FSUSciComp) will employ a robot called Sunfish and human divers to create 3D maps of a cave system spanning nearly 45 miles beneath Leon and Wakulla counties.
This work aims to find the water sources feeding into the Wakulla Springs basin, which provides drinking water to nearly 10 million people.
To watch the full interview, visit: bit.ly/3PpRqx8.
@FSUResearch
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Hello, summer! ☀️
To all of our @FSUartssciences students, faculty and staff starting classes today, we hope your summer semester is off to a wonderful start.
For more information on summer sessions A, B, C and F as well as important @FloridaState deadlines, visit registrar.fsu.edu/summer-202….
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Where do alligators go during a drought? 🐊 @NPR and @WFSUNews recently interviewed Ming Ye (@FSU_EOAS / @FSUSciComp) for an expert's opinion on the current drought across the U.S. South, particularly in north Florida.
To check out the full article, visit: bit.ly/42SJebW.
@FloridaState @FSUResearch
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
It's not too late! Applications for @FloridaState's Interdisciplinary Data Science Master's Degree Program are open through July 1.
To start your application, visit datascience.fsu.edu/students….
@FSUComputerSci @FSUSciComp @FSUMathematics @StatisticsFSU
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
We couldn't be more excited for our newest #FSU2026 graduates crossing the stage at @FloridaState this week! 🎓🎉
Nearly a quarter of the 7,190 degrees FSU will award this spring are to students from Arts and Sciences disciplines.
To meet four exceptional students and learn about their unique work in @FSUSciComp, @PsychologyFSU, @FSUMathematics and @fsu_englishdept, visit: fla.st/9VUPWT0O.
To virtually attend the commencement ceremonies via livestream, visit commencement.fsu.edu.
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
.@WCTV recently interviewed Ming Ye (@FSU_EOAS / @FSUSciComp), who is set to map underwater caves in Wakulla Springs as part of new research funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (@FLDEPNews)!
To watch the full interview, visit: bit.ly/4t1t0Ih.
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
There's only ONE week left until @FloridaState's spring commencement ceremonies, and we're celebrating our #FSU2026 graduates! 🎓
Cole Pridgen will cross the stage on Friday evening to accept his bachelor's in computational science from the FSU Department of Scientific Computing (@FSUSciComp).
His Honors in the Major research analyzed various convolutional neural networks — a type of deep learning model — and assessed their ability to classify lymphoma subtypes.
"This experience was impactful toward not just my own personal diagnosis with Burkitt's lymphoma, but understanding the importance of high-level accuracy within clinical applications and the use of computational methods in medical practice."
After graduation, Pridgen will pursue a master's in data science at @Columbia, and this summer, he'll be a business operations analyst for Hatch, a platform for AI-driven business solutions.
For more on FSU's upcoming commencement ceremonies, visit: fla.st/HAF2Y45I.
To learn more about Pridgen's FSU journey, keep an eye out for our upcoming feature spotlighting some of our outstanding @FSUartssciences graduates!
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Ming Ye (@FSU_EOAS/@FSUSciComp) will map underwater caves in Wakulla Springs as part of new research funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (@FLDEPNews)!
To learn more about this research on groundwater sources in the Wakulla Springs basin, which provides drinking water to nearly 10 million people, visit: fla.st/OMVOHZMT.
@FloridaState @FSUResearch @FSUFaculty
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
#ICYMI The annual artificial intelligence and machine learning expo, or AIMLx26, took place in February!
If you weren't able to make it, each of the seven talks as well as the opening and closing remarks are now live on our YouTube channel: bit.ly/4cILya7.
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RT @FSUartssciences: The 12th annual Art in STEM event kicks off TOMORROW at the @FloridaState's Dirac Science Library! 🧪🎨
This year's exh…
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Students in the @FloridaState Department of Scientific Computing showcased their research during the 2026 Computational Exposition, or Cx26, event on April 9!
To get the scoop on upcoming events and the latest department news, visit sc.fsu.edu/news-and-events.
@FSUResearch
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Two of FSU's four 2026 Goldwater Scholars are from @FSUSciComp!
Alexander DeLise (top left) is pursuing dual degrees in computational science as well as applied and computational mathematics (@FSUMathematics).
Jacob Scalabrin (bottom right) is majoring in computational science.
Congratulations to Alexander DeLise, Shiv Patel, Sebastian Ruiz and Jacob Scalabrin on being named 2026 Goldwater Scholars!
This is a prestigious national honor that recognizes outstanding undergraduates pursuing research careers in STEM. This marks the first time four FSU students have earned the Goldwater Scholarship in the same year. 🌟 #GoNoles ➡️ news.fsu.edu/news/students-c…
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
We loved seeing everyone's incredible research presentations at the annual Women in Math, Science, and Engineering Research Symposium on April 1 in the @FSUAlumni Ballroom!
Directed by @FSU_EOAS' Olivia Mason, WIMSE is an academic living-learning community, which is committed to the academic and career development of women in the sciences and growing the STEM workforce. To learn more about the program, visit wimse.fsu.edu.
@FloridaState @FSUResearch
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Last month, graduate students Jose Miranda and Jorge Velasco represented @FSUSciComp and the @FloridaState Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies at the 2026 Ocean Sciences Meeting in in Glasgow, Scotland!
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Velasco presented “Improving Sea Surface Height Resolution Using Satellite-Derived Chlorophyll-a and Temperature with Machine Learning.”
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Miranda presented “Neural Synthetic Profiles from Remote Sensing and Observations (NeSPReSO), an Open Web Interface and API for Synthetic Temperature and Salinity Profiles in the Gulf of Mexico.”
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Congratulations to @FSUSciComp doctoral student Yifan Wang, who's been accepted to participate in the 2026 Cognitive Neuroimaging Skills Training in Cambridge!
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Wang's participation in @Cambridge_Uni's two-week program this fall will allow her to engage with an international community of researchers while further developing computational and analytical techniques relevant to modern cognitive and brain science.
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