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College names Yan inaugural Frank L. and Daphna Lederman Professor

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Keysight Technologies donates $100K for ECE lab equipment

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Jennifer Barton wins $3M for tiny microscope to detect endometriosis

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Times Higher Education ranks U of A No. 1 public university in the Southwest

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12 faculty with expertise in AI, data science and optics join ECE

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Xiaodong Yan, assistant professor of materials science and engineering and electrical and computer engineering, develops energy-efficient computer chips that mimic the human brain.

NSF CAREER awardee Xiaodong Yan creates brain-like computer chip

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U of A BattleBot wins second in national competition

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Summer Research Program opens doors to quantum information careers

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Roveda to co-direct center advancing health care technology

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Ebert: 'Data infrastructure is no longer optional'

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Roveda helps U of A break invention record

Kennedy Thompson is heading to the University of Arizona and will major in computer and electrical engineering this fall.

Incoming National Merit Scholar pursues ECE major

Hannah Vu, a graduate student in the Zuckerman College of Public Health, and her faculty mentor, Eung-Joo Lee, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, are combining their skill sets to apply artificial intelligence to health care.

Eungjoo Lee aids development of AI-powered mental health tool for smartphones

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U of A software engineering online program gets high marks

Liesl Folks, professor of electrical and computer engineering and director for semiconductor strategy at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

Folks' weighs in on semiconductor consortium

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