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The Multi-functional Integrated System Technology (MIST) Center is excited to announce that it has received a Phase II award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) at all three of its sites; University of Florida, University of Central Florida and University of Virginia!

We are pleased to announce the first Industry/University Symposium on Push-Pull Forces for Smart System IoT Hardware, held on March 29, 2019, at the University of Florida.

NANO-WIRE SENSORS WON’T DRAIN THE BATTERY: RELEASING MORE ELECTRICAL ENERGY THROUGH MATERIALS SCIENCE The electrical energy from batteries powers not only the ignition system that turns the engine and moves electric vehicles but also powers almost every sensing feature of today’s automobiles. Electricity turns on the… Read More »Tiny Sensors, Big Potential

Avik Ghosh is an Electrical and Computer Engineering and Physics professor at the University of Virginia, as well as the director of the new UVA site for the MIST Center. He has over 100 refereed papers and book chapters and a book published from World… Read More »Faculty Spotlight: Avik Ghosh

Yesterday, Dr. Sachio Semmoto, a serial entrepreneur and UF alumnus, recently visited the UF’s Electrical and Computer Engineering department where he attended a luncheon with the MIST Makers, the MIST Center’s undergraduate outreach and research program. During the luncheon, the Makers presented a proposal for their… Read More »MIST Makers Meet with Dr. Sachio Semmoto

Recently, University of Florida Professor William R. Eisenstadt visited Haiti as part of the UF’s U.S. Agency for International Development-funded Agricultural Research and Development Program project to assess local conditions and plan the purchase or building and placement of automated weather stations at four major agricultural… Read More »Wireless Sensor Platforms for Agriculture and Mosquito Control