CAREER Award to Aid Transition to Smarter, More Capable Power Grid
Xiaoqing Song, an assistant professor of electrical engineering, seeks to create more efficient, compact and high-voltage power conversion systems.
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NEWS
Depression’s Role in Smoking Cessation Focus of New Study
The NIH-funded research will compare people who smoke with and without depression using a mobile app to track cravings and stress.
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Mechanical Engineer Awarded NSF CAREER Award
Wan Shou’s project aims to shrink metal 3D printing to the nanoscale, enabling high-performance electronics and tiny robotic systems.
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MULTIMEDIA
Anorexia and the Long Road to Recovery
This month on Short Talks from the Hill, Megan Rosa-Caldwell, an assistant professor of exercise science at the University of Arkansas, discusses her research on anorexia nervosa and how it affects muscle biology.
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Discover RED: Concrete on Demand
The latest Discover RED video highlights the work of an interdisciplinary team led by the University of Arkansas’ Michelle Barry. Her team is developing the tools and methods necessary to enable the U.S. Army to show up at a site, harvest the local indigenous soils and 3D print concrete infrastructure items.
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Material Gains: Small Science, Big Ambitions
In the latest “Short Talks from the Hill,” physicist Hugh Churchill, director of the new Arkansas Materials Institute, explains how researchers are working at the atomic scale to unlock new possibilities.
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University Breaks Ground on One-of-a-Kind Semiconductor Facility
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