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Faculty from the University of Arizona College of Engineering pose for a picture at the patent medallion luncheon.

Four ECE faculty win patent medallions

2025 Craig M. Berge Design Day graphic

Craig M. Berge Design Day

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

AAAS names Liesl Folks 2024 Fellow

Michael Wu speaks from a University of Arizona podium

Michael Wu becomes the first Thomas R. Brown Leadership Chair

group of students wearing blue polo shirts and black pants

3D printer project reduces plastic waste on campus

Three people standing in front of Univ of AZ Engineering backdrop with balloons

SFWE undergrad wins Wildcat Engineering Trailblazer scholarship

Jennifer Barton (right) works with two high school students from the BIO5 Institute's KEYS internship program.

National Academy of Inventors elects Jennifer Barton to senior member class

Omar Corona Ramos speaks at the College of Engineering scholarship reception

ECE undergrad gives keynote speech at scholarship reception

Jacob Ishak-Boushaki

Student leads charge to revive breakout hackathon

Briana Curley, an electrical and computer engineering major at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

Students and faculty revive breakout hackathon

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