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ECE Student's Capstone Project Revamps Windmill for Elementary Schoolers

Cao and Sengupta Develop Artificial Intelligence for Radar Cameras

Folks Named to National Academy of Inventors

ECE Student Builds Prosthetic Arm

Zhuang Researches the Power of Quantum Radar

Xin Discusses Autonomous Vehicles With Tucson Weekly

Fink & Students Design Device to Help Blind People Navigate by Sight

Cao Develops Radar Technology for Safer Intersections

Tandon appointed to Litton Industries John M. Leonis Distinguished Associate Professor

Marcellin Brings Dozens of Students to ITC Conference

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