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Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than most people can keep up with it. While it’s transforming how doctors detect disease, how communities prepare for severe weather and how autonomous systems make decisions, it’s also changing how nations — and us as individuals — think about security, privacy and trust. The Artificial Intelligence Research (AIR) Center was built for exactly this moment.

President Armacost talks with Iridium Communications’ Senior VP John McNiff about space, security and UND’s burgeoning role in both   WASHINGTON — From the evolution of satellite communications to the future of missile defense and artificial intelligence, defense industry leaders, consultants, alumni and other friends of the University of North Dakota gathered at the U.S. Capitol on […]

Five UND College of Engineering & Mines faculty have been recognized among the world’s most influential researchers in Stanford-Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List.

Collaboration with Auriga Space reinforces UND’s growing leadership in space, counter-UAS and hypersonics technologies.

The Department of Civil Engineering arrived at the 105th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in January with its biggest delegation yet, presenting eight peer-reviewed papers.

Former hockey standouts plus ski jumper/UND distance student Paige Jones represent University at games UND was once again well represented at the XXV Olympic Winter Games in Milan/Cortina, with alumni bringing home a pair of gold medals in the process. Former men’s hockey standouts Jake Sanderson (2020-22) and Brock Nelson (2010-12) captured the gold as […]

The number of research projects increased this year, as did external funding, published papers and conference appearances.

Red River High School claims North Dakota Cyber Madness state title with support from UND School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science.

The results of the 2026 FIRST LEGO League Robotics North Dakota State Championship are in.

UND researchers are working with Packet Digital and North Dakota mineral producers to create better battery materials and open a new testing lab for American-made drone batteries.