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Two WSU NSF-sponsored undergraduate summer research programs move ahead despite pandemic challenges.

Computing engineering graduate student Biresh Kumar Joardar was awarded a Computing Innovation Fellowship that will provide two years of postdoctoral research support.

Antimicrobial‑resistant bacteria cause more than 2.8 million difficult-to-treat pneumonia, bloodstream and other infections annually in the U.S.

WSU and Duke University researchers have received a three‑year National Science Foundation grant to develop a novel computing framework for big data applications.

Five engineering professionals have been named to joint Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Washington State University appointments as part of the PNNL‑WSU Advanced Grid Institute.

Computer science major Dayton Dekam received a helping hand from the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture Dean’s Office when he found himself overwhelmed trying to manage classes and his humanitarian work for the Air National Guard.

New WSU research could help improve the speed and accuracy of computers and robotic systems that instantly analyze images, reason and solve problems. Their work could be used in technology for self-driving cars in addition to many other applications such as robotic surgery.

The institute’s goal is to enhance the resilience of the power grid to withstand all hazards, including natural disasters and malicious threats.

Crimson Robotics is one of 80 teams competing in the popular BattleBots television show airing on the Discovery and Science channels. The WSU team was selected from hundreds of applicants worldwide.

Computer science graduate students Syrine Belakaria and Aryan Deshwal recently presented their research at the premier machine learning conference in the world with more than 14,000 attendees.