University of St. Thomas School of Engineering

The University of St. Thomas Tommie Give Day is just two weeks away! Help fuel the future of innovation at the University of St. Thomas School of Engineering by donating anytime today through Tuesday, November 12th. We can unlock a $40,000 School of Engineering Gift Match if we secure 125 donors. Every gift counts! Donate today! https://lnkd.in/gS3pDqDr #TommieGiveDay

🎉 Tommie Give Day is just two weeks away, and we're opening our giving site today through November 12 so we can start making an impact right now! 🌟 This year, funds dedicated to the School of Engineering will support student scholarships, research, and program initiatives that drive innovation and opportunity. 💡 Every dollar has the power to support student access to a transformative St. Thomas education, making a real difference in the lives of our future engineers. Please consider making a gift today and help us shape the future of engineering at St. Thomas! #TommieGiveDay Check out University of St. Thomas School of Engineering TGD page here! >>> https://lnkd.in/gVsKWb_9 University of St. Thomas

Dr. Manjeet Rege, artificial intelligence expert and University of St. Thomas director of the Center for Applied AI, was asked by NewsGuard's Reality Check to weigh in on the validity of a recent song circulating social media supposedly released by performer Justin Bieber title "Lost Myself at a Diddy Party". AI experts like Dr. Rege agree that the song was likely created by artificial intelligence. “My professional analysis suggests the song does not feature Justin Bieber's actual vocals,” Dr. Rege told NewsGuard in a September 2024 email. “While the voice has some similarities to Bieber’s style, subtle nuances in phrasing and emotional expression seem lacking.” Rege said the vocal delivery sounds mechanical and flat and that its “overall production feels overly polished but lifeless, which is a hallmark of AI-generated music.” https://lnkd.in/gu6cExgN #artificialintelligence #AI #aihoax #aigeneratedmusic

Our book proposal, titled "AI-Driven Psychotherapy: Revolutionizing Mental Health with Wearable Technology," has been officially accepted by IGI Global for publication! This groundbreaking work will explore: - Incorporating wearable AI devices for monitoring mental health - AI-driven interventions tailored to individual needs - Examining ethical implications, practical uses, and future developments in AI-based psychotherapy As the Co-Editor, I am excited to collaborate with: Dr Asegul Hulus, Chief Editor Raul Villamarin Rodriguez, Co-Editor Dr. Hemachandran K, Co-Editor Dr. Mir Aadil, Co-Editor We’ve gathered global perspectives from talented experts worldwide, and this project is set to make a major impact on researchers, educators, mental health practitioners, and AI experts alike. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach publication! #AI #WearableTech #Psychotherapy #MentalHealth #BookAnnouncement

Dr. Ronald Bennett, founding Dean of the University of St. Thomas School of Engineering has co-authored a new book: 'The Engineer's Guide to Authentic Leadership.' This comprehensive guide provides a roadmap for technical professionals to develop crucial #leadership competencies in communication, emotional intelligence, ethics, teamwork and more. Featuring in-depth interviews with a diverse group of relatable and authentic leaders, this publication gives the reader practical advice on the paths to successful leadership. All royalties from the sale of this publication will help fund #innovation for the University of St. Thomas School of Engineering. https://lnkd.in/g7J98YfP #EngineeringLeadership #EngineeringManagement #TechLeaders

Excited to have had the opportunity to serve as a peer reviewer for the Office of Electricity | U.S. Department of Energy Microgrid R&D Program last week at Idaho National Laboratory! It was an inspiring experience to evaluate over 10 presentations from leading experts at 7 national laboratories. The innovative work being done in the microgrid space is cutting-edge and is shaping the future of energy resilience and sustainability. Looking forward to seeing how these advancements continue to push the boundaries of clean energy technology! #Microgrids #CleanEnergy #Innovation #Sustainability #DOE #EnergyResilience #ResearchAndDevelopment

Phoebe Frentzel '25, University of St. Thomas mechanical engineering major and record-breaking D-1 athlete, challenges herself on and off the court. University of St. Thomas School of Engineering professor Dr. Brittany Nelson-Cheeseman taught Frentzel in the senior’s first engineering class and noticed her dedication. “I’m so impressed that she’s able to excel at her engineering classes, while also having a demanding basketball schedule,” Nelson-Cheeseman said. https://lnkd.in/gbPHgH4k #TommieEngineers #TommieAthletics #RollToms

Dr. John Abraham, climate scientist and University of St. Thomas professor of thermal sciences, has spent years working with oceanographers to track how global warming has caused an explosive rise in ocean temperatures. "90% of the global warming heat ends up in the oceans, and as the ocean waters heat up, that's what gives fuel to these storms. It increases their size, their wind speed, the rainfall, and the storm surge," said Dr. Abraham in a recent KARE 11 interview discussing how climate change fueled Hurricane Milton. https://lnkd.in/gSSjuMtx #climatechange #globalwarming

Enterprise executives increasingly embrace artificial intelligence, yet their ability to harness #AI remains elusive in many cases. Dr. Manjeet Rege, professor and chair of the Software Engineering and Data Science department at the University of St. Thomas recently spoke with TechTarget about how many companies are eager to use artificial intelligence but often struggle with implementation. https://lnkd.in/gHzRAu3U