UArk EECS

UArk EECS has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in May 2023. The social media accounts linked to from UArk EECS are: • Facebook • Instagram • Spotify • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, uarkeecs has populated their site with: • Metal 3D Printing • Trustworthy Machine Learning Reading Group | Slack • Affairs of the Heart • HSPC – Arkansas High School Programming Competition • IEEE Ozark Section Spring Cookout (Reading Day) • Spring Semester Kickoff Event - Association for Computing Machinery • Graduate Grading/Teaching Assistant Application • Christmas Tech Workshop - Association for Computing Machinery • Submit your art here! • Template • Brand and Style Guidelines • ACM HogHack 2024 Results • Entropy Special Issue: Machine Learning and Causal Inference • Entropy Submission Process • Join ACM - HogSync • Join the ACM Uark Discord Server! • Join IEEE - HogSync • Join the Graduate Society of Women Engineers! • Join Cyberhogs - HogSync • Join the CyberHogs Discord Server! • Trustworthy ML Reading Group Homepage • UArk Events Calendar - Trustworthy ML Reading Group Weekly Meeting • GiT GroupMe • Topping Out Ceremony for New Silicon Carbide Fabrication Facility • EECS Students Place Third and Fourth at ICPC Competition • $1.9 Million Awarded to Create Device That Will Reduce Death From Bleeding • CyberCorps SFS Program Highlights Pathway to Cybersecurity Careers for Students • High School Coders Excel in Annual EECS Programming Contest • University of Arkansas hosts annual High School Programming Contest • Engineering Students Select Degree Programs During Decision Week • Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Honors Outstanding Seniors • Teaching Academy New Fellows and Imhoff Awards • Philip Reeves Selected as 2023-2024 IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Scholar Recipient • Xiaoqing Song Receives NSF Award to Research Gallium Oxide-Based Electric Vehicle Traction Inverters • #MyPathToSeniorWalk: Nathanael Martin-Nelson • EECS Students Help Elementary School Kids With the Hour of Code • Researchers to Receive Federal Funding to Improve America's Power Grid • Wei Du Receives NSF Award to Research Development of Semiconductor Lasers • HiDEC Offers Soldering and Surface Mount Technology Workshop Jan. 9-10 • Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Students Place First at RazorHack • Cybersecurity Enthusiasts Gather for Jolt Cyber Challenge • 'Internet of Networked Microgrids Solution for Scalable Agile Microgrids' Lecture Today • Researchers Receive NSF Funding to Continue Building a Smarter Insect Trap • Wei Du Receives NSF Award to Research Development of SiGeSn-Based Semiconductor Materials • Dual Major Undergrad Places First With Her Team in National Hackathon • Prioritize Cyber Hygiene • Advancing Semiconductor Research: 'µ-ATOMS' Energy Frontier Research Center Conference • October 2023 Wally Cordes Chair • Professor Omar Manasreh Appointed Editor for Frontiers in Materials Journal • Mantooth Named Business Advocate of the Year by Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce • Engineering Researcher Receives CHIPS and Science Act Funding • UA Students, Staff talk AI applications • Doctoral Student Teaches Digital Humanities Students About AI vs. Human Intelligence • $3 Million NSF Grant Establishes 2D Materials Research Traineeship • Electrical Engineering and Computer Science to Host Guest Speaker Kumar Vijay Mishra • U of A Researchers Make R&D Magazine's Top 100 for Fourth Time • Gold Medals Honor Faculty, Staff for Support of Student Scholarships • Assistant Professor Calls for Submissions to Special Edition Machine Learning Journal • Mantooth Receives Prestigious Harry A. Owen Jr. Award • Graduate Students Take Third Place in MIT's Algonauts Project 2023 Challenge • University Startup Collaborates on $2.2 Million, AI-Driven Cybersecurity Project • University Breaks Ground on One-of-a-Kind Semiconductor Facility • Tau Beta Pi Chooses Alan Mantooth for Distinguished Alumnus Award • Engineering Professor Helps Head Up Successful 'Frontier' Artificial Intelligence Conference • Engineering Students Work to Develop Rover for NASA Moon Mission • EECS Press Release • Home | University of Arkansas Electrical Engineering and Computer Science