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Project Will Harden 5G Wireless Communication Networks for Military Use with $5 Million From NSF
A new push to strengthen security of 5G wireless communications networks for use by the U.S. armed forces will be centered at the University of Kansas.
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Two KU Engineering Graduate Students Claim Top Honors at International Radar Conference
Two University of Kansas School of Engineering students have received international recognition for their research on radar systems.
EECS Assistant Professor Will Use NSF Award to Fortify and Improve Security Operations Centers
A prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation will enable a researcher from the KU School of Engineering to investigate how to boost effectiveness of security operations centers (SOCs) — centralized facilities that deal with security issues and
Engineering Foundation Distinguished Professor Among Recipients of Higuchi-KU Endowment Research Achievement Awards
Steven Soper, Foundation Distinguished Professor, chemistry, mechanical engineering and bioengineering, was among four University of Kansas faculty members on the Lawrence and Medical Center campuses are this year’s recipients of the Higuchi-KU Endowment Research Achievement Awards, the stat
KU Engineering Professor Becomes First Woman To Win International Meshing Award
Meshing wasn’t always at the center of University of Kansas engineering professor Suzanne Shontz’s research. She wasn’t even familiar with the concept when she enrolled in graduate school at Cornell University.
KU to Launch Summer Camps to Educate High School Students on Aerospace Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science
The University of Kansas has received federal funding to host a series of summer camps that will offer high school students short preparatory courses in aerospace engineering, artificial intelligence and computer science.
KU Awarded $1M To Help Connect Underrepresented KC Youths with ‘Out-Of-School’ Opportunities
A team led by researchers at the University of Kansas has received a $1 million gran
Grant Will Give Public Better Access to History of Black Literature
When Toni Morrison’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “Beloved” came out in 1987, Maryemma Graham’s community book group in Oxford, Mississippi, started reading it but found its prose difficult to understand and enjoy.