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Collaboration and vision drive Big Idea Challenge Pitch Day

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Collaboration and vision drive Big Idea Challenge Pitch Day

More than a dozen teams presented proposals to a panel of judges in front of an engaged crowd.

Electrical and computer engineering student Sean Rice and his mentor William Rains, an undergraduate software engineering student

ECE team wins first place in the inaugural AI-Hardware Design League

Marat Latypov, assistant professor of materials science and engineering and applied mathematics

NSF CAREER awardee investigates sustainable aluminum alloys

Assistant professor Kyle Hanquist, director of the University of Arizona’s Computational Hypersonics and Nonequilibrium Laboratory and a founding faculty member of the Arizona Research Center for Hypersonics

Navy funds hypersonic heat reduction research

Researchers working at the Flinn Foundation

Biomedical engineering faculty win grants to advance research to market

Dr. Greg Barron-Gafford speaks to a sold-out conference crowd about the physiological benefits of growing crops in agrivoltaic systems

Researchers Share Findings at 2024 Agrivoltaics World Conference

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AI with Human Language Technology: Q&A with Gus Hahn-Powell

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Jonathon Reinhardt Provides Insight into the Roles Avatars Have in Language Learning

Paige Wagstaff in a lab

Evolutionary Biology Q&A with Undergraduate Researcher Paige Wagstaff

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