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School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

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.

In this video, meet OSQR (pronounced “Oscar”) — the open-source quadruped robot designed and built by UND students.

The University of North Dakota is embracing AI as the future of education and societal problem-solving.

Editor’s note: The article below was first published by Microelectronics US and can be read on their website. How can artificial intelligence help in the building of smaller, faster, and more energy-efficient photonic devices? One such way is through inverse design.  In traditional forward design, you start with a structure and through understanding and applying […]

Through a small collection of photos, discover life at CEM, where hands-on learning, real-world impact and a vibrant community define the college experience.

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

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.

In this video, you’ll hear about why VEX matters — not just as a competition, but as a community that builds skills in robot design, programming, teamwork, and problem-solving.