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UND’s online programs keep North Dakotans rooted and thriving in-state, while drawing new people and positive attention from far and wide.
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Border States has teamed up with the UND College of Engineering & Mines and ECN Automation to help launch a new Automation Innovation Lab.
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The second-annual BrainSTEM event at UND welcomes seventh-graders to campus for robots, spaghetti bridges, CSI science, and more.
The UND College of Engineering & Mines hosts the VEX Robotics season opener at the Mall of America, proudly named the University of North Dakota Signature.
The UND Motorsports team shifts into the electric era with a student-built Formula SAE race car.
Dr. Naima Kaabouch, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and director of the UND AI Research (AIR) Center, co-leads AI-powered Arctic research project.
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For Harry Zou, becoming a leader wasn’t a goal — it was a process. One that was developed through the discipline of the U.S. Military andevolved within the University of North Dakota.
Hands-on learning took center stage as a team of UND students traveled to Ames, Iowa, to compete in a Lunabotics contest hosted by Iowa State University.
Every time a commercial fryer fires up in a restaurant kitchen, a significant portion of its energy — up to 75% — is lost as waste heat, vented into the air and driving up cooling costs. But thanks to a collaboration between RJ Energy Solutions and a multidisciplinary team of engineering students at the UND College of Engineering & Mines, that waste might soon be working smarter, not harder.
UND celebrates exceptional number of students honored with national scholarships.