Student Research
Students of the Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME) are a diverse, interdisciplinary group, with interests and research conducted at the intersection of applied math, statistics, computer science and applications.
ICME students design state-of-the-art mathematical and computational models, methods, and algorithms for engineering and science applications for bioinformatics, geosciences, computational finance, and more. Students' research advances disciplinary fields by designing and improving computational approaches in collaboration with engineers and scientists.
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Real-World Impacts
At ICME, students have opportunities to make real-world impacts through project based research.
Xpo Research Symposium
Every May, ICME holds its Xpo Research Symposium, providing an up-close and inside look at current research and future plans for ICME faculty and students. This is a unique opportunity to see how computational mathematics, data science, machine learning, scientific computing, and related fields are applied across a wide range of domain areas.
students + mentors + faculty = impact
ICME Xplore immerses ICME graduate students in a quarter long, real-world project-based data science learning experience while offering course credit through CME291
ICME Analytics Accelerator
Multidisciplinary teams of graduate students from across campus work with Stanford faculty mentors on impactful research.
Fall ICME Master’s and PhD students as well as graduate students from Stanford School of Medicine and School of Engineering focused on COVID-19 research projects.
Student Theses
ICME PhD theses are available on Stanford University’s Libraries website.
A Center of Collaboration
ICME Affiliated Faculty represent all nine Engineering departments and have strong ties outside of SoE.