@FSUSciComp

Welcome to the official X page for the Department of Scientific Computing at Florida State University!

 Tallahassee, FL
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Joined October 2009
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
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@FSUartssciences14h
We couldn't be more proud of Xian Mallory, a @FloridaState assistant professor in @FSUComputerSci who took home the $100,000 grand prize from @ReliaQuest! 🏆 During #FSUDiscoveryDays' “The Quest for What’s Next!” competition on Monday, Mallory pitched Sage, a startup designed to protect personal data, to a panel of judges. Two other teams, both from @FSUartssciences, took home $50,000 each! Olmo Zavala Romero, an assistant professor in @FSUSciComp, earned additional funding for his startup Ariadne, while Xin Zhang, a professor in @StatisticsFSU, benefited his ambitions after his presentation, “Protecting the Rare Label: Error-Controlled Classification for Data Sensitivity.” To check out the full story, visit: fla.st/NLXEOTNE. @FloridaState @FSUResearch
Photo of Xian Mallory shaking hands with FSU president Richard McCullough.

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Photo of Xian Mallory posing for a photo with her large check from "The Quest for What's Next!"

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Photo of Olmo Zavala Romero posing for a photo with his large check from "The Quest for What's Next!"

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Photo of Xin Zhang posing for a photo with his large check from "The Quest for What's Next!"

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Career Center@FSUCareerCenterOct 13
🚨 ReliaQuest is taking over FSU on Monday, Oct. 19! Visit the "home base" tent on Landis all day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., plus join us for any and all of the day's events. Register and learn more reliaquest.com/fsu-rq-reliaq…. 🔗
This image is an informational poster for ReliaQuest Day at Florida State University. The poster includes a background image of Landis Green, showing a wide grassy area with trees and a fountain. Event details are: Date - Monday, October 19; Time - 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Location - Landis Green.

ALT This image is an informational poster for ReliaQuest Day at Florida State University. The poster includes a background image of Landis Green, showing a wide grassy area with trees and a fountain. Event details are: Date - Monday, October 19; Time - 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Location - Landis Green.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesOct 13
Hristo Chipilski, an assistant professor in @FSUSciComp and @DataScienceFSU, has received @NSF funding to improve nighttime thunderstorm forecasts, research that will help forecasters and communities better prepare for dangerous weather. To learn more about how Chipilski will accurately model nighttime thunderstorms — which often depend on complex atmospheric conditions that are more difficult for weather models to predict than daytime storms — visit: fla.st/HX0QBSEK. @FSUResearch @FloridaState
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
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@FSUartssciencesOct 8
Last Thursday, assistant professor of computational linguistics Thomas Juzek (@FSUSciComp) kicked off Research in Conversation: The @FsuModern Colloquium Series! During his presentation, titled "What’s Left to Write? Richter’s Grey, the Machine’s Em Dash—and What Makes Us Us,” Juzek explored what it means to be human amid the rise of AI-generated work, specifically writing. To keep an eye out for upcoming events in the @FloridaState Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics, visit mll.fsu.edu/events. @FSUWinthropKing
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Wide-shot photo of the classroom while Thomas Juzek lectured.

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Photo of two attendees listening to Thomas Juzek's lecture.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Research
@FSUResearchOct 7
.@FloridaState researchers ➡️ ​Communicating the power and impact of university research and scholarship has never been more critical. Research Development and University Communications invite faculty to participate in a workshop during #FSUDiscoveryDays where they will translate their work for the public, practice interviewing with media and learn tips and tricks for video interviews and more. Register here ➡️ luma.com/7vwgjrov
Discovery Days “Lights, Camera, Research!” event flyer. The top of the graphic shows a photography or video studio with several people silhouetted against a brightly lit white backdrop. Studio equipment includes light stands, an umbrella light, a softbox, cables, a ladder and overhead lighting equipment. The lower portion has a garnet background with the vertical text “DISCOVERY DAYS” and “FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY,” along with a QR code. Text reads: “Lights, Camera, Research! Thursday, October 22, 2026. Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Globe Auditorium. Communicating the power and impact of university research and scholarship has never been more critical. FSU faculty are invited to participate in a hands-on workshop to practice translating their work for the general public and interviewing with media. Spaces are limited! discoverydays.fsu.edu.”

ALT Discovery Days “Lights, Camera, Research!” event flyer. The top of the graphic shows a photography or video studio with several people silhouetted against a brightly lit white backdrop. Studio equipment includes light stands, an umbrella light, a softbox, cables, a ladder and overhead lighting equipment. The lower portion has a garnet background with the vertical text “DISCOVERY DAYS” and “FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY,” along with a QR code. Text reads: “Lights, Camera, Research! Thursday, October 22, 2026. Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Globe Auditorium. Communicating the power and impact of university research and scholarship has never been more critical. FSU faculty are invited to participate in a hands-on workshop to practice translating their work for the general public and interviewing with media. Spaces are limited! discoverydays.fsu.edu.”

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Research
@FSUResearchOct 5
.​@ReliaQuest and @FloridaState are joining forces at The Quest for What's Next! This #FSUDiscoveryDays event will see six teams compete for a grand prize of $100,000 in funding from Reliaquest to pursue innovative projects in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. 🔸 3-5 p.m., Oct. 19, @FSUWertheim Register here ➡️ luma.com/c7mrqxl4?tk=ZNAoF7
A graphic reading: "The Quest for What's Next! Monday, October 19, Time: 3 PM - 5 PM, Location: Herbert Wertheim College of Business, dsicoverydays.fsu.edu" with the Florida State University Discovery Days logo on the right side.

ALT A graphic reading: "The Quest for What's Next! Monday, October 19, Time: 3 PM - 5 PM, Location: Herbert Wertheim College of Business, dsicoverydays.fsu.edu" with the Florida State University Discovery Days logo on the right side.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesSep 30
How field trips can look when you're a student at @FloridaState... 😎 Ming Ye, a professor in @FSU_EOAS and faculty affiliate of @FSUSciComp, recently provided students in his Principles of Hydrology course the opportunity to kayak and canoe the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve — only a 20-minute drive from FSU. Lake Jackson is the only freshwater lake system in Florida unaffected by engineering constructions such as dams and canals. Instead of using manmade means to manage the ecosystem, Lake Jackson periodically dries out, which spurs a self-cleansing process that hinders invasive plants and restores conditions for native fish breeding, for example. In getting up close and personal with the lake, students learned more about watersheds and how their quality and quantity can evolve over time. The field trip was preceded by a guest lecture from @LakeJackson850's Sophie Wacongne-Speer, who spoke about the lake’s past, present and future conditions. The students' kayaks and canoes were provided by the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve under @FLDEPNews. To learn more about Ye's hydrology research, which was recently funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, visit: fla.st/OMVOHZMT. 📸 Ming Ye and Laura Short
Image of Ming Ye and his students kayaking and canoeing at the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve.

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Image of Ming Ye and his students kayaking and canoeing at the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve.

ALT Image of Ming Ye and his students kayaking and canoeing at the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve.

Image of two students canoeing at the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve.

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Image of two students pulling their kayak through the water at the Lake Jackson Aquatic Preserve.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Florida State University
@FloridaStateAug 30
Nothing like a night game at Doak and a @FSUFootball win! #GoNoles
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesSep 4
The Fall 2026 AI Seminar series, hosted by @FSUSciComp, kicked off (literally, see slide two) Aug. 28 with a talk by @FAMUFSUCOE's Christian Hubicki! 🤖 Hubicki's laboratory, the Optimal Robotics Lab, develops new and innovative ways for robots to walk — and even run — on two legs. In addition to his role as an associate professor at @floridastateuniversity, Hubicki is a two-time contestant on "@survivorcbs," placing seventh on season 37 in 2018 and 13th on season 50 earlier this year. To learn more about the weekly AI Seminars, visit sc-ai.net. @FloridaState @FSUResearch
Photo of Christian Hubicki during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

ALT Photo of Christian Hubicki during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

Photo of Christian Hubicki doing a kick during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

ALT Photo of Christian Hubicki doing a kick during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

Photo of attendees intently listening during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

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Photo of an attendee during the AI Seminar on Aug. 28.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
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@FSUartssciencesAug 27
A @FloridaState research team — including Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider (@PsychologyFSU), Gordon Erlebacher (@FSUSciComp) and Robert Schoen (@fsuannescollege) — has earned @NSF funding to advance the teaching and learning of K-12 mathematics! To learn more about how the team will leverage AI tools to transform raw data from educational research into a digital resource, visit: fla.st/6XXJ0V8Y. 📸 From left: Erlebacher, Ganley, Schatschneider and Schoen. @lsifsu @FCRStem @FSUResearch
Group photo. From left: Professor of Scientific Computing Gordon Erlebacher, Professors of Psychology Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider, and Associate Professor of Mathematics Education Robert Schoen.

ALT Group photo. From left: Professor of Scientific Computing Gordon Erlebacher, Professors of Psychology Colleen Ganley and Chris Schatschneider, and Associate Professor of Mathematics Education Robert Schoen.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesJul 27
Want to learn more about AI's applications in chemistry? Starting Aug. 6, @ChemistryFsu's AI Bootcamp will take place over six sessions, beginning with an introduction to large language models and concluding with a discussion on the benefits, risks, and future of AI in education. Hosted by Assistant Professor Wen Zhu and Cottrell Family Professor Oliver Steinbock, both from @ChemistryFsu, the AI Bootcamp will feature talks by faculty and staff from across @FloridaState — @fsulibraries, @FSUSciComp, @FSUComputerSci, @FSUiSchool and more! There will also be guest lectures from folks affiliated with @PNNLab, @CMUEngineering, @uflorida, @EmoryUniversity, and Synfini. It is not required to attend all six sessions. Each session will be held in the Chemical Sciences Laboratory (Room 1005), except the Aug. 7 session, which will be held in Room 1003. For event details and registration, visit: wzhulab.com/aibootcamp.
Flyer for the FSU Department of Chemistry's AI Bootcamp event series.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming@ScientistAskJul 24
In case you missed it live, here is Dr. Olmo Zavala Romero talking about neural networks, AI/ML "doctors", human vs. machine decision making, MRI image processing, table tennis, and more while playing DOOM. (@DataScienceFSU,@FSUSciComp,@FSUartssciences) youtube.com/watch?v=7ehNaXGQ…

Ep 129 (Full): Dr. Zavala Romero, Machine Learning, and DOOM

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesJul 23
As wildfire smoke spreads across parts of Canada and the U.S., @FloridaState experts are available to discuss the conditions fueling the fires, the risks to communities and the science behind wildfire response. From @FSUComputerSci, Yushun Dong (top right) leads the Responsible AI Lab, working on a publicly available data-driven platform of U.S. nationwide wildfires empowered by AI technologies. He is also part of @TheRiderCenter. From @FSUSciComp, Kevin Speer's (bottom right) climate expertise ranges from global ocean circulation to the dynamics of hydrothermal plumes. Recently retired, he served as director of the FSU Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute from 2011 to 2026 and was a leading expert on the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires. To learn more, visit: fla.st/XUGP0N7E. @FSUResearch
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming@ScientistAskJul 22
Tonight, 8-11 pm EDT: Ask Dr. Olmo Romero how he uses neural-networks to identify cancer, forecast air-pollution, and simulate marine plastics/oil while he plays DOOM. (@DataScienceFSU, @FSUSciComp, @FSUartssciences) Join us at Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming: twitch.tv/ask_a_scientist_ga…

Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming - Twitch

Combining mediocre game play and professional science, our stream brings you experts in various scientific disciplines playing games, drinking, and answering questions from chat. Join us and share...

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
Ask_a_Scientist_Gaming@ScientistAskJul 20
Join us Wed (7/22), 8-11 pm EDT for a live Q&A with Dr. Olmo Romero who will answer Qs about how he applies machine learning in medical imaging, atmospheric science, and oceanography, while he plays DOOM. (@DataScienceFSU,@FSUSciComp,@FSUartssciences) sc.fsu.edu/people?uid=osz09
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
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@FSUartssciencesJul 16
Let's give an #FSUWarmWelcome to Weerahannadige Milinda Fernando, who will join @FSUSciComp as an assistant professor in the fall! To learn more about our faculty and programs of study in the @FloridaState Department of Scientific Computing, visit sc.fsu.edu. @FSUFaculty
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesJul 15
It's time to dive into the Summer 2026 issue of Spectrum Magazine! ☀️ While print copies make their way to mailboxes, you can snag early access to inspiring stories of innovative research, student successes and alumni achievements from @FSUartssciences by visiting artsandsciences.fsu.edu/spec…. @FloridaState #SpectrumFSUArtsSciences
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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesJul 14
On Friday, attendees of the Wakulla Springs Robot 3D Mapper Exposition had the opportunity to learn more about Sunfish, the autonomous robot helping @FloridaState researcher Ming Ye 3D map underwater caves in the Wakulla Springs basin! By mapping the basin — which provides drinking water to nearly 10 million people — Ye (@FSU_EOAS / @FSUSciComp) aims to better understand how our water is affected by the geological makeup of the caves it passes through. Ye, other hydrology experts, and the creators of Sunfish all spoke at the event, which also featured a live demonstration of Sunfish's mapping capabilities. To learn more, check out @WCTV's event coverage: bit.ly/451nz2e. @FSUResearch
Photo of Ming Ye speaking at the Wakulla Springs Robot 3D Mapper Exposition.

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Photo of a Wakulla Springs Robot 3D Mapper Exposition attendees observing a digital 3D model.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Arts & Sciences
@FSUartssciencesJun 29
New Noles, it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance! We're sure you've already heard all about us during orientation, but in case you were daydreaming about decorating your dorm or joining the intramural Ultimate Frisbee team, @FSUartssciences is the largest and most academically comprehensive college at @FloridaState, encompassing 200-plus major programs of study and approximately 11,000 students. Whether you're an incoming student in @FSUSciComp or @FSUClassics, the FSU College of Arts and Sciences is excited to have you! To learn more about the college and drop us a follow on our Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and YouTube channels, tap the #linkinbio. @FSUDSA
An incoming FSU freshman shaking hands with someone sitting behind a table at New Nole Orientation.

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An incoming freshman seated between her parents at a New Nole Orientation info session.

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A wide-shot of incoming FSU students and their families seated during a New Nole Orientation info session.

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FSU Army ROTC tabling alongside other student programs at New Nole Orientation.

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FSU Department of Scientific Computing retweeted
FSU Health
@FSU_HealthJun 25
An @FSUArtsSciences Associate Professor of Scientific Computing is paving the way for future medical breakthroughs. Bryan Quaife is developing mathematical models and simulations to predict the behavior of a unique drug-delivery method, which aims to deploy treatments directly to targeted sites in the body. #FSUHealth Read more at news.fsu.edu/news/science-te…
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