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    UW-Milwaukee researcher wins $1.5 million grant for AI robotics▼Blending AI and robotic arms: Rahman wins $1.5 million grant – College of Engineering & Applied Science✉newsTechnologyRobotics1 min ago

    A researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's College of Engineering & Applied Science, identified as Rahman, has been awarded a $1.5 million grant to work on combining artificial intelligence with robotic arms. The funding will support research blending AI with robotic manipulation technology at the university.

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    Syracuse Engineering Faculty to Be Honored by Technology Alliance▼ECS Faculty to Be Honored by the Technology Alliance of Central New York✉newsTechnology2 d ago

    Faculty members from Syracuse University's College of Engineering and Computer Science are set to be recognized by the Technology Alliance of Central New York. The regional technology organization will honor the ECS faculty members for their contributions, though details of the specific awards and recipients have not yet been widely circulated.

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    Troy University science students form Dean's advisory council▼TROY College of Science and Engineering students create Dean's Student Advisory Council✉newsScience2 d ago

    Students at Troy University's College of Science and Engineering have established a Dean's Student Advisory Council, a new body intended to give students a formal channel to advise the dean on academic and campus matters. The college announced the creation of the council, which will represent student interests within the school.

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    NUS Researchers Discover How Cells Remember Their Surroundings to Move●NUS CDE Researchers Uncover How Cells Remember Their Surroundings to Move through Tight Spaces✉newsScienceBiology3 d ago

    Researchers at the National University of Singapore's College of Design and Engineering have uncovered how cells retain a memory of their surroundings as they move through tight spaces. The finding sheds light on cell migration mechanics, a process relevant to wound healing, tissue development and cancer spread. The study was announced via a EurekAlert! science news release.