A leading academic journal has published the research of University of Arkansas at Little Rock Distinguished Professor Rolf Wigand and his colleagues from the University of Munich, the Technical University of Munich, and the University of South Carolina. Continue reading “Leading academic journal publishes professor’s research”
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Department of Computer Science is among the Top 50 “Most Innovative” in the nation, according to an online resource focused on computer science programs across the U.S. Continue reading “Computer Science Department named one of most innovative in nation”
The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Arkansas at Little Rock a $291,908 grant for the purchase of a high-performance data storage system that will be a first of this scale for higher education and research in Arkansas. Continue reading “UALR lands NSF grant for ‘supercomputer’”
Everyone, it seems, is getting doused with buckets of ice water these days to support the nonprofit foundation for the treatment and cure of ALS or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Continue reading “Ice bucket challenge highlights research’s impact”
This summer, 10 scholars representing competitive colleges from across the nation are in Little Rock performing research that may prove vital to decreasing the tide of cyber attacks and increasing knowledge in the emerging field of cyber security. Continue reading “Students from across nation perform cyber security research at UALR”
The National Science Foundation has provided more than $150,000 to help researchers at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock explore effective solutions to security threats on wireless devices. Continue reading “NSF provides more than $150,000 for security grant”
The National Science Foundation has provided the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a prestigious grant exceeding $100,000 to obtain the first cloud computing instrument dedicated to research and education in the state. Continue reading “NSF provides cloud computing grant exceeding $100,000”
The National Science Foundation is providing $150,000 for a device developed by a Magnolia-based company with input from University of Arkansas at Little Rock experts and facilities. Continue reading “NSF funds $150,000 for device developed with UALR expert input”