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Polsley Builds Mind-Reading Technology
Before this semester, Seth Polsley served as lead researcher, sole study participant, and lone financer on a yearlong multidisciplinary project. He struggled to do it all on a student’s budget.
Gill Wins National Science Foundation CAREER Award
A University of Kansas professor has received one of the National Science Foundation‘s most prestigious awards for junior faculty members.
ACM to Host Movie Night, Hacknight
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) student chapter will host two events this week.
6 p.m.,Thursday, March 13, Spahr Classroom
Biomedical Engineering Society to Meet on Feb. 11
The Biomedical Engineering Society will meet at 6:00 p.m. on Feb. 11 in Eaton 2. The group will discuss résumé tips and how to present yourself to recruiters at the upcoming Engineering and Computer Science Career Fair. Food will be provided.
Seniors Develop Hardware for NASA Project
A new initiative that brings research into the classroom is giving seniors at the University of Kansas a chance to develop technology for NASA.
KU Researchers Receive DoD Grant to Improve Spectrum Efficiency
Streamlining communication and improving intelligence-gathering capabilities are the goals of a significant grant to the University of Kansas from the U.S. Department of Defense.
Agah Edits Book on Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
A University of Kansas professor of computer science has edited a new book on advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems that can improve the accuracy, affordability and accessibility of health care.
Graduate Student Returns from Internship at Microsoft
Graduate student Nahal Niakan completed an internship this fall with Microsoft at its headquarters in Redmond, Wash.