Engineering
UA student tech projects spotlighted at Design Day
More than 300 University of Arizona students showed off engineering technologies - ranging from a new missile sensor system to an automated, fast-cooling beer dispenser - Tuesday at the UA's Engineering Design Day.
Raytheon reaches out to inspire young generation of potential engineers
What do missiles think about as they're flying through the air?
Conference room honors Burr-Brown co-founder
The University of Arizona formally dedicated a conference room Wednesday at the UA department of electrical and computer engineering to Tucson electronics pioneer Tom Brown, founder of the former Burr-Brown Corp.
Supes to vote on local preference
Today the Pima County Board of Supervisors will consider a policy to give preference to local businesses when the county contracts with architects and engineers.
Regents panel OKs UA plans for 2 new research buildings
The University of Arizona is adding two new research buildings on the north side of Speedway to its wish list.
Engineering draws more women at UA
The University of Arizona's engineering school has more girl power this year.
Raytheon leader asks the state to support universities
"Of Raytheon's more than 75,000 employees worldwide, more students are recruited from the U of A than from any other university."
With Legos, kids build on medical know-how
The tension is palpable as, from left, Josh Garcia, AJ Alameda and Sammy Sim watch their creation at work.
With Legos, kids build on medical know-how
Most kids play with Legos for fun, but some Tucson-area students used them Saturday to build robots that solve biomedical engineering problems.
100 years later: planetary rovers
Five planetary rovers toured the University of Arizona Mall on Monday to help launch the 100th anniversary of what became the UA's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
100 years later: planetary rovers
UA students were treated to a display of planetary exploration rover prototypes on Monday. Professor Wolfgang Fink and other faculty and students marked the centennial of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering by discussing Fink's robot research.
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