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The Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship Program for 2012 will start accepting applications Tuesday, August 16.  Applicants must be enrolled in a full-time Ph.D.

The EECS Department is accepting proposals for Robb Awards.

Increasing the security and maintainability of computer systems has earned a University of Kansas graduate student in computer science a prestigious Department of Defense (DoD) scholarship.

A new degree program from the University of Kansas School of Engineering will expand opportunities for students seeking more specialized instruction in computer science.

The following students were honored at the EECS Graduation Reception on May 21. Outstanding Senior Award Based on overall achievement, the award is presented to a graduating senior in EE, CoE, and CS.

After spending months carefully planning their senior projects, students submit their circuit designs to Tom Willger in the EECS S

Transforming raw data on climate change into a sensory experience is the goal of a new multimedia art installation at the University of Kansas.

Andrea Valdivia has not let off the accelerator since declaring two of her three majors and attending a Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) national conference her first semester.

Cutting-edge radar technology developed at the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, based at the University of Kansas, has cast new light on the field of glaciology, compelling scientists to reassess the role of melt water beneath miles-thick ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland.

EE senior Angela Oguna received the Class of 1913 award, which is given to a senior man and woman whose intelligence, devotion to studies and personal character give promise of usefulness to society.