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Bryan Quaife (FSU - Department of Scientific Computing) is part of an interdisciplinary team conducting foundational research essential to the design of a drug-delivery system that could reduce medication side effects while increasing treatment efficacy.
Poster Title: "Developing A Decision Support Tool, With Agent-Based Modeling, For Policy Simulations Of The Tallahassee Clean Energy Plan"
Cole Pridgen, who hails from Midlothian, Virginia, is among the college’s more than 1,977 Spring 2026 graduates who will earn their bachelor’s degree from the Department of Scientific Computing. During his time at FSU, through the University Honors Program, he completed the honors in the major thesis, “Evaluating State of the Art Deep Learning Methods for the Classification of Malignant Lymphoma Subtypes.”
Congratulations to Computational Science students Alexander DeLise and Jacob Scalabrin!
Four Florida State University students have been awarded the 2026 Barry Goldwater Scholarship, a national honor recognizing outstanding sophomores and juniors pursuing research careers in the sciences, engineering and mathematics.
The winners are Alexander DeLise, a junior from Tampa; Shiv Patel, a sophomore from Tallahassee; Sebastian Ruiz, a junior from West Palm Beach; and Jacob Scalabrin, a junior from Tampa.
It is the first time four FSU students have received the scholarship in the same year.
FSU doctoral candidate utilizes computational science to improve material predictions and mentor next-generation researchers.
- Yifan Wang Joins Global Researchers at COGNESTIC 2026
- FSU Students Present Machine Learning Oceanography Research at Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 in Glasgow
- Bryan Quaife expand 1950s math puzzle to teach applied computing skills
- Anke Meyer-Baese receives the John von Neumann Distinguished Award in STEM
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