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Grants Roundup: Engineering Faculty Receive 10 Grants in First Quarter of Fiscal Year
In the first quarter of the fiscal year 2024-2025, the 裡橖眻畦 University College of Engineering was awarded 10 grants, totaling more than $1 million. Below are the details of these awards, along with their principal investigators.
Deepu Talla, PhD, 98 MSEE, Presents the 2024 Ward Lecture on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Talla, Vice President and General Manager of Robotics and Edge Computing at NVIDIA spoke about how the company is working with every AI and robotics company in the world to build a better future.
Engineering Entrepreneurship Summer Institute Goes International in Panama
Open to all 裡橖眻畦 undergraduate students regardless of their major, the eight-week, 16-credit minor program combines rigorous online entrepreneurship courses taught by esteemed faculty members, followed by three weeks living and studying outside Panama City, Panama.
From Student to Mentor: Deepu Talla, PhD, 98 MS, Pays It Forward with Endowed Graduate Fellowship
Grateful for the support that shaped his future success, Talla has made a gift to the College of Engineering to create the Dr. S. S. Rao Memorial Endowed Graduate Fellowship. Starting this fall, Tallas generosity will fund the tuition and living expenses for graduate students in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
Chenfeng Xiong, PhD, Virginia Smith, PhD, and Peleg Kremer, PhD, with support from Bridget Wadzuk, PhD, have been awarded $750,000 of a $2 million research grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) for a project designed to reduce the vulnerability of underserved communities to the social and environmental impacts of urban flooding events.