The focal point for research and education in
computational methods &

artificial intelligence
for science and engineering

at the University of Michigan

Our mission is to advance new paradigms and applications of computational science and AI to enable scientific discoveries and engineering innovations. We seek to define a future in which computations are a generator of knowledge and provide direct solutions to the most pressing questions of the time.

Machine learning-informed phase field computation of ordered domains in a lithium cobalt oxide battery
Computational fluid dynamics solution of a supersonic transport aircraft at the takeoff condition.
Ytterbium cadmium quasicrystal nanoparticle (Yb295Cd1648)
Machine learning-informed phase field computation of ordered domains in a lithium cobalt oxide battery
Computational fluid dynamics solution of a supersonic transport aircraft at the takeoff condition.
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MICDE Magazine

Explore the MICDE Magazine – your source for advancements, research, and insights in computational science from the Michigan Institute for Computational Discovery and Engineering, with in-depth articles and interviews.

MICDE News

Read about the latest news and happenings at the Michigan Institute for Computational Discovery & Engineering.

U-M, Los Alamos National Laboratory collaboration
Vikram Gavini Gordon Bell Prize
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MICDE Research Scholars Program

This program is designed for research scholars to enable breakthroughs and expand the frontiers of computational science via strategic research initiatives and to provide research scholars with career development opportunities. 

Applications Accepted Anytime

Applicants should hold a PhD or obtain a PhD within three months of the submission date in a field relevant to the proposed research. Half of the fellowships are for US citizens.

MICDE Catalyst Grants

Research projects in computational science that combine elements of mathematics, computer science, and cyberinfrastructure. MICDE Catalyst Grants are awarded to tenure track or research track faculty at the University of Michigan for innovative research projects in computational science.

An AI coachbot for strengthening self-regulated learning of computational ML and AI
An AI Coachbot for Strengthening Self-Regulated Learning of Computational ML and AI

PIs: Raj Rao Nadakuditi (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) & David Reeping (Engineering and Computing Education, University of Cincinnati)

MICDE Featured Researcher

Elizabeth Holm
Tuija Pulkkinen
Sharon Glotzer

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MICDE Graduate Programs

Expertise in computational research methods is crucial to success in a wide range of fields. We offer three graduate-level programs aimed at preparing students to excel in computationally intensive environments in both academy and industry.

MICDE by the Numbers

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