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Teams like 25025 use tools in the Engineering Design Center to create replicable parts for their Interdisciplinary Capstone projects.

Student teams highlight sustainability in interdisciplinary capstone projects

Janet Roveda, professor of electrical and computer engineering and biomedical engineering at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

2024 Women of Impact Awards honor Janet Roveda

UA College of Engineering Design Day

Winter Craig M. Berge Design Day

The winners of the 2024 Homecoming awards

Electrical engineering alum wins Distinguished Citizen Award

Zafer Mutlu and Ravi Tandon, professors of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

College names Zafer Mutlu and Ravi Tandon Craig M. Berge Faculty Fellows

Students show off their projects at the University of Arizona College of Engineering's Solar Oven Throw Down.

Students team up at Solar Oven Throw Down 2024

Head shots of Marwan Krunz and Michael Wu

WISPER center aims to pioneer 6G wireless communication research

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Homecoming Highlights

ECE professor Liesl Folks

Folks discusses semiconductors’ role in national security

University of Arizona, Homecoming 2024, register now

Homecoming 2024

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