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Ma earns NSF CAREER award to create safety protocols for generative AI

The MESA artificial intelligence platform quickly compiles relevant data for any research topic, freeing up hundreds of hours spent collecting documents.

U of A researchers creating AI infrastructure with NSF award

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High school students learn semiconductor basics at Summer Engineering Academy

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NSF grant advances safer self-driving cars

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Powering quantum: U of A engineers collaborate on $4M NSF award

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Krunz, Lazos win DOE Genesis Mission award for AI research tools

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Five faculty jumpstart AI-health care projects

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Faculty win NSF grant to launch AI research program for undergraduates

4 faculty present best poster award to phd student

ECE wraps spring AI workshop series with inaugural showcase

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