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The Pegasus Professor of electrical engineering will receive the award during the Founders’ Day event on April 1.

Kelly Stevens, assistant professor of public administration, led the team in designing and building the solar-powered hub that will bring Orlando residents critical resources during emergencies and educational experiences year-round.

The team, led by Kelly Stevens, will take its designs and data from Phase 1 of the project and implement them into fully built and tested trailers that will serve residents in need during future emergencies.

A medical robotics company has licensed Å®ÆÍAV expertise to develop software for a new surgical-robotic platform. AVRA Medical Robotics Inc., which has…

Homes and businesses can often be left without power for days or weeks after a severe hurricane or blizzard. And with the growth of renewables,…

A new engineering laboratory that enhances the Å®ÆÍAV’s leading role in modernizing and sustaining the nation’s power grid is opening this week,…

The American Association for the Advancement of Science is honoring five Å®ÆÍAV professors with specialties in everything from archaeology to engineering for…

Professor Zhihua Qu of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the CECS has been elevated to Fellow of IEEE. Each year, the…