Arts & Sciences

Neutron Star Merger

Big Data • Quantum Computation • Computational Relativity & Astrophysics • Machine Learning Applications • Digital Humanities & Art • Mathematical Modeling

Department of Physics

Department of Computer Science & Statistics

Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematical Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Harrington School of Communication & Media

Department of Art & Art History

Business

Big Data • Computational Finance • Machine Learning Applications

Department of Finance

Department of Business Analytics & Information Systems

Department of Accounting

Department of Supply Chain Management

Department of Marketing

Engineering

Molecular Dynamics

Materials Research • HPC  • Engineering Optimization • Molecular Dynamics • Computational Mechanics

Chemical, Biomolecular & Materials Engineering

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Electrical, Computer & Biomedical Engineering

Mechanical, Industrial & Systems Engineering

Ocean Engineering

Environment & Life Sciences

Molecular Ecology

Big Data • Computational Molecular Ecology • Computational Evolutionary Genetics • Machine Learning Applications

Department of Natural Resources Science

Department of Fisheries, Animal & Veterinary Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

Department of Cell & Molecular Biology

Institute for Immunology & Informatics (I‑Cubed)

Department of Environmental & Natural Resource Economics

Department of Geosciences

Nursing

Health Sciences

Big Data • Computational Social Science • Machine Learning Applications

Department of Nutrition & Food Sciences

Department of Psychology

Department of Human Development & Family Science

Oceanography

Ocean Currents

Big Data • Physical Oceanography • Seismology • Machine Learning Applications 

Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO)

Pharmacy

Big Data • Bioinformatics

Department of Pharmacy Practice & Clinical Research

Department of Biomedical & Pharmaceutical Sciences

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