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Naima Kaabouch was named a Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor — UND’s highest academic honor — joining an exclusive club of faculty lauded for their excellence in teaching, research and service.

UND has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Research (CAE-R) institution through 2029. This marks the first time the University has received such a designation and comes on the heels of increased cybersecurity research projects on campus.

The Harry Nyquist Memorial is a tribute to a UND electrical engineering graduate who went on to define critical understandings of communication systems. Known for being an incredible student, he had an amazingly productive career post-graduation. Throughout his career, he was a respected inventor and scientist who significantly impacted the modern communication systems we take for granted today.

The University of North Dakota’s team, known as the UND CyberHawks, proudly participated in the CyberForce® Program, a national cybersecurity competition hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and supported by Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). Comprising four graduate students, namely Akshay Ram Ramchandar, Shree Ram Abayankar Balaji, Barathwaja […]

UND researchers will work collaboratively on DOE grant to develop a software tool to protect the nation’s power grid.

Cybersecurity Awareness & Research Symposium sees UND and industry pros commit to cybersecurity research, training and action.

In a cross-collaborative project, University of North Dakota psychology students are using a military Humvee for research. The group is using eye-tracking, EEG and Emotion Tracking software during a live-drive simulation to study the effects of a drive and a passenger during military operations.

UND is the home of the Cyber Awareness & Research Symposium (CARS), held annually by the Center for Cyber Security Research (C2SR). As a research-based event within the College of Engineering & Mines, the symposium offers a professional platform for networking among industry professionals from various sectors. The conference provides the opportunity to explore the latest developments in artificial intelligence and how it caters to addressing real-world problems.

The College of Engineering & Mines has big plans for the future, and Harrington Hall’s current renovations are kicking off the first phase of this pioneering effort to offer students education in national security.

Shereen Ismail, a dedicated graduate research assistant (GRA) and Ph.D. candidate at the University of North Dakota College of Engineering & Mines, has emerged as one of the esteemed winners of the IEEE International Symposium on Women in Services Computing (WISC 2023) scholarship awards.