RESEARCH CLUSTERS
EECS students and faculty work on multi-million dollar interdisciplinary research projects at state-of-the-art research facilities including, the Center for the Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS), a NSF Science and Technology Center, and the Information and Telecommunication Technology Center (ITTC).
SCIENCE OF SECURITY LABLET AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
EECS is leading a multidisciplinary effort at KU that will tackle the fundamental science underpinning the security of the Internet of Things (IoT), through a prestigious designation from the National Security Agency. The KU Science of Security Lablet is contributing broadly to the development of security science while leveraging expertise in resiliency, which in this context means a system’s demonstrable ability to maintain security properties even during ongoing cyber attacks. For more information see https://cps-vo.org/sos/lablet/ku
For more information about associated research and facilities select one of the research clusters below:
- Applied Electromagnetics
- Communication Systems
- Computer Systems Design
- Computing in the Biosciences
- Information Assurance and Management
- Intelligent Informatics
- Internet Engineering and Management
- Languages and Semantics
- Network Engineering
- Network Systems
- Radar Systems and Remote Sensing
- RF Systems Engineering
- Security and Assurance
- Signal Processing
- Software Engineering and Management
- Theory of Computing
