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Fall Semester Dean’s List Features 991 Engineering Students
To make a Dean’s List, a student must earn a grade point average of 3.6 or higher and must have earned 12 credits or more in that semester, excluding credits earned in pass-fail classes.
Simone Silvestri Co-PI on $1.5 Million NSF Award to Form Smart and Connected Farms
The project contributes to Silvestri's work in applying novel communication technologies to cyber-physical systems towards solving interdisciplinary research problems.
PEIK, KIAC Receive Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet Award
The Community Environmental Luminary Award is given in recognition of outstanding achievements in education and outreach.
UK Researchers Collaborate on NSF Project to Reimagine the Internet on Global Scale
Jim Griffioen, a professor in the Department of Computer Science is a co-principal investigator on the NSF project.
Developing iOS Healthcare Apps with CareKit - Coding in Swift with Xcode
The event will be hosted by computer science assistant professor Corey E. Baker.
William and Patricia Stacy Ethics Lecture with Computer Science Professor Judy Goldsmith
The talk is titled "Some Ethical Issues in Computer Technology for COVID-19."
Get Ahead with Online Classes This Winter!
Due a later start to the spring semester, students now have a fantastic opportunity to progress in their education by taking online courses during the winter session.
UK Physics, Engineering Team Uses AI to Study Galaxy Clusters
Nathan Jacobs, Yu Zhang and Gongbo Liang are exploring ways of using techniques from machine learning and computer vision to analyze astronomy images.
Five College of Engineering Graduate Students Named Bridge to Doctorate Fellows
The Kentucky-West Virginia Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (KY-WV LSAMP), spearheaded by UK, is responsible for the program.
Stephen Ware, Ph.D. Students Contribute Three Papers to AIIDE Conference
AIIDE is one of the top academic conferences for publishing research on artificial intelligence for games and game-adjacent areas such as training simulations.