The Intelligent Systems Center (ISC) is Missouri S&T's largest research center. We aim to research and improve Artificial Intelligence and its applications.
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ALT Dr. Ming Leu
ALT The Missouri Protoplex High Bay was full of people learning about the new building and participating in the ISC Poster Presentation
ALT A student presents a poster about their research to an attendant of the Missouri Protoplex Opening Ceremony
ALT A student presents a poster about their research to an attendant of the Missouri Protoplex Opening Ceremony
ALT Many people participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony during the opening ceremony of the Missouri Protoplex
ALT Drs. Kamal Khayat, center left, S&T vice chancellor for research and innovation, and Todd Combs, INL deputy laboratory director for science and technology and chief research officer, sign the agreement. Joining them for the signing are, from left: Drs. David Borrok, vice provost and dean of the S&T College of Engineering and Computing; John Harris, S&T provost and executive vice chancellor; Joseph Newkirk, S&T chair and professor of nuclear engineering and radiation science; Simon Pimblott, INL chief scientific officer for nuclear science and technology; Matthew Watrous, INL chief science officer for national and homeland security; and Paul Talbot, INL senior manager of integrated systems and thermal analysis for energy and environmental science and technology. Photo by Michael Pierce/Missouri S&T Michael Pierce/Missouri S&T
ALT Many S&T students and faculty present posters on their current research projects to fellow S&T faculty, students, and staff, and representatives from Idaho National Laboratory
ALT Dr. Grace Yan presents to a crowd her Lightning Talk
ALT Todd Combs, INL deputy laboratory director for science and technology and chief research officer addresses the crowd at the INL SUPER Signing Ceremony
ALT A patch of blooming tulips just outside of the S&T Havener Building
ALT Celebrate National Engineers Week, February 22-28th. Intelligent Systems Center, Advancing technology for a smarter future
ALT Researchers at Missouri S&T are field testing a system of sensors that can be positioned around farms to transmit data about insects and other pests to help farmers target their efforts to intervene.
ALT An interpretation of a matrix grid
ALT A picture of Aiden Pickett in front of a gray background
ALT A front view of the Missouri S&T Havener Center with flags placed along the lawn
ALT A person in a dark room stands in the way of binary code projected onto them.