For most people, seeing a notification it’s time to update the software on a cell phone or computer is no big deal.
It’s easy to ignore, and many of us are guilty of letting that notification bubble linger perhaps a bit too long.
For Qinghua Li, assistant professor of computer science and computer engineering, and the utility companies with which he works, software patches are a very, very big deal.
The Workforce Development team recently visited Lisa Academy, a STEM course on the U of A campus, and NWACC's Workforce Strategies for a Thriving Region: Manufacturing event. The team presented the UA Power Group Workforce Development’s new industry-aligned virtual...
At the Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC), Alan facilitated a debate session on AI for power electronics. 204 students and industry experts met together to discuss the opportunities and threats regarding AI use in the discipline.
In early April, the UAPG traveled to San Diego, California, to attend the ARPA‑E Energy Innovation Summit.