Faculty Research & Awards
Smart Signals Débuts in Minnesota
Advanced Accessible Pedestrian Signals
In February 2010, a new Smart Signals technology design for accessible pedestrian signals was installed at a public intersection in a suburb of St. Paul, MN.
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Advanced Accessible Pedestrian Signals
In February 2010, a new Smart Signals technology design for accessible pedestrian signals was installed at a public intersection in a suburb of St. Paul, MN.
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Prestigious Government Appointment
National Science Foundation Panel for the Science Masters Program
Professor Wells played a role in selecting the nation's best professional science master's degree programs.
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National Science Foundation Panel for the Science Masters Program
Professor Wells played a role in selecting the nation's best professional science master's degree programs.
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Lunar Power Solutions Could Impact Earth
A team of researchers from the University of Idaho was recently awarded $70,000 to improve energy storage technology for future attempts to colonize the moon.
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A team of researchers from the University of Idaho was recently awarded $70,000 to improve energy storage technology for future attempts to colonize the moon.
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High Honors Earned for Small Packages
Microelectronics Professor recognized by International Society
Professor Fred Barlow III named Fellow of Society by IMAPS at 2009 Symposium
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Microelectronics Professor recognized by International Society
Professor Fred Barlow III named Fellow of Society by IMAPS at 2009 Symposium
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Professor Aicha Elshabini as Student Adviser
New Leadership for SWE, NSBE, & IMAPS
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New Leadership for SWE, NSBE, & IMAPS
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They Have the POWER
Engineers Help Idaho Students Learn About the Power Grid in Real Time
This partnership has established one of the nation’s premier centers for power engineering research, education, and collaboration between industry and academia.
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Engineers Help Idaho Students Learn About the Power Grid in Real Time
This partnership has established one of the nation’s premier centers for power engineering research, education, and collaboration between industry and academia.
» Read how POWER Engineers made it possible