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This section of the college news site gathers stories that feature the faculty, students, staff and programs of the UA Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. For detailed information about all other aspects of ECE, please visit the department website.

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UA Prepares Students for Careers in Intelligence and Information

June 19, 2019  |  Emily Dieckman
A $1.5M grant from the Defense Intelligence Agency gives students across campus a way to learn more about intelligence operations, including those related to electrical and computer engineering.
Intelligence Studies Leaders >>
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Self-Driving Could Get a Big Boost If This Automotive Radar Startup Is on the Right Track

June 11, 2019  |  Doron Levin
A product developed by electrical and computer engineer Hao Xin could speed the development of driverless technology.
Autonomous Vehicle Radars >>
Tosiron Adegbija stands at a whiteboard with a diagram of computer memory caching written on it in black marker

NSF Early Career Award Winner Is Caching In on More Memory

June 3, 2019  |  Emily Dieckman
UA electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Tosiron Adegbija will use $500,000 to make computers more energy-efficient and conduct STEM outreach.
How Is a Memory Like a Minifridge? >>
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UA Electrical Engineering Grad Student Helps Capture First Image of Black Hole

May 17, 2019  |  Emily Dieckman
Arash Roshanineshat’s digital signal processing skills and tools are helping a worldwide astronomical community write the next chapter on the universe’s most extreme objects.
Electrical Engineer Meets Astronomy >>

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