Latest Breaking News On - Ua department of electrical engineering - Page 1 : comparemela.com

UA Fort Smith Engineering Students Gain Insight Into Space Exploration

Kevin Lewelling and a trio of his engineering students from the University of Arkansas Fort Smith recently went to the Kennedy Space Center to watch a Starlink by SpaceX satellite launch.

Fort smithUnited statesAl iskandariyahAnthony mingIssair rodriguezDylan jettonKevin lewellingKathy thorntonKennedy space centerArkansas space grant consortiumLockheed martinUniversity of arkansas fort smithUa department of electrical engineeringArkansas fort smithArkansas space grantAlexandria yang

Engineering Students Work to Develop Rover for NASA Moon Mission

Engineering Students Work to Develop Rover for NASA Moon Mission
uark.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from uark.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Fort smithUnited statesDylan jettonAnthony mingKevin lewellingArkansas space grant consortiumJohnson space centerUa department of electrical engineeringUniversity of arkansas at fort smithMoon missionEngineering students workDevelop roverElectrical engineeringComputer scienceLunar terrain vehicleArkansas space grant

Engineering Departments to Combine, Expand Opportunities for Students and Faculty

Engineering Departments to Combine, Expand Opportunities for Students and Faculty
uark.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from uark.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Juan baldaUniversity professorCollege of engineering dean kim needyResearch innovation margaret sova mccabeCollege of engineeringDepartment of electrical engineeringDepartment of computer scienceUa department of electrical engineeringEngineering departmentsExpand opportunitiesElectrical engineeringComputer scienceComputer engineeringEngineering dean kim needyKim needyVice chancellor

$17 9 million grant will aid UA in fabrication of silicon carbide technology

Researchers from across the country developing electronics prototypes will turn to the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville after a $17.9 million federal grant to fabricate silicon carbide technology, said Alan Mantooth, a UA professor leading the effort.

United statesGreg salamoZhong chenAlan mantoothShannon davisUniversity of californiaVirginia tech universityUa department of electrical engineeringUniversity of coloradoUniversity of tennesseeNational science foundationUniversity of arkansasElectrical engineering