UND rooftop radar sets sights on space security
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Backed by the state of North Dakota, the system will support student research, space domain awareness and UND’s growing national security role.
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Backed by the state of North Dakota, the system will support student research, space domain awareness and UND’s growing national security role.
As satellite mega-constellations expand and the world moves closer to 6G communications, researchers are working to answer an increasingly important question: How can space-based and ground-based networks work together seamlessly? At UND, Ertan Ozturk, principal investigator in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, is developing new tools to help answer that question.
North Dakota has vast reserves of elements critical to electronics, defense and national security, say Washington leaders in campus visit.
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After finishing the radar lab in its national security corridor, the University of North Dakota College of Engineering and Mines is preparing to add two more labs in the summer or fall. One of the labs involves cybersecurity, a subject Dean Ryan Adams said has been growing alongside artificial intelligence.
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University presence at annual international conference highlights research, partnerships and ‘pioneering spirit’ driving statewide innovations.
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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 […]
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Collaboration with Auriga Space reinforces UND’s growing leadership in space, counter-UAS and hypersonics technologies.
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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.
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Dr. Ali S. Alshami went to Qatar University as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar with a bold mission: to develop a water purification system that could advance both global water security and energy sector efficiency.
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‘Multi-decade partnership’ will boost region’s space, UAS and defense ecosystem, says Voyager president and co-founder