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Faculty receive IBM awards
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Scott Craver, associate professor of ECE, and Nagen Nagarur, chair and associate professor of SSIE were honored with IBM Faculty Awards — a competitive worldwide program intended to foster collaboration between researchers at leading universities and those in IBM research, development and services organizations. | More.
Leaderboard
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Congratulations to Computer Science sophomore Elliot Way, who won third place in the international Dyalog Programming Contest. Read about what qualities and skills make our students like Elliot successful programmers in the 2011 Watson Review. | More.
Researchers Uncover Hidden Messages
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Every digital camera leaves a unique, random-looking "fingerprint", a mark that ECE Professor Jessica Fridrich has devoted her research to identifying. Her camera ID technology has already been used abroad, but recently passed the Daubert hearing and can now be used in U.S. courts. | More.
Haiti native uses engineering skills in Central America
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Marie Coralie Brutus, who moved to the United States from Haiti as a teenager, has applied her engineering knowledge to projects in Nicaragua and Honduras. She also assists fellow students as peer advisor. | More.
Graduate School ceremony is a family affair
Schmitz recognized as Goldwater Scholar
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Junior Jared Schmitz was awarded the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, which honors exceptional undergraduate researchers who intend to enter math, science or engineering fields. Schmitz is one of 275 students to win the $7,500 annual award. | More.
Mechanical Engineering seniors build a baja vehicle.
Tour the new Engineering and Science Building.
Scott Craver, assistant professor of ECE talks about his work in information hiding and information security.
Mechanical engineering students showcase their supermileage car.
