The Intelligent Systems Center (ISC) is one of few research centers on MS&T campus designated as eminent centers with annual funding from the state of Missouri.  The ISC mission is to provide an interdisciplinary research environment in which faculty from various departments can cooperate and conduct research on sponsored projects involving real-world systems with special emphasis on system intelligence.  ISC has integrated its primary research mission with MS&T's commitments to developing internationally recognized graduate research programs focused on emerging and critical technologies. The Center members have been working with government agencies and industrial companies to address their technology needs and solve their technical problems.  The research efforts supported by the Center have enabled ISC members to establish three federally funded research centers: The Center for Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies (CAMT) funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory, the National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry/University Cooperative Research Center )I/UCRC) in Friction Stir Processing, and the NSF I/UCRC in Intelligent Maintenance Systems.

 Third Annual Intelligent Systems Center Research Symposium

Thanks to all who participated in the Third Annual ISC Research Symposium and helped to make it a success!

First Place was awarded to Richard Welch - Short Term Wind Speed Prediction Using Feedforward and Feedback Neural Network Architectures

Second Place was awarded to Thomas Oakes - Development of Extrusion-On-Demand for Ceramic Freeze-Form Extrusion Fabrication Processes

Third Place was awarded to Adam Nisbett, Tae-Hyung Kim - Robotic Go: Exploring a Different Perspective on Human-Computer Interaction with he Game of Go