Dady Explores Aerodynamic Innovation for Drones at Student Research Expo

Trevor Dady, a mechanical engineering graduate student from White Hall, is exploring how an aerodynamic phenomenon known as the Coandă effect could improve the design and performance of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), more commonly known as drones. Dady’s research project will be one of dozens on display at UA Little Rock’s Student Research and Creative Dady Explores Aerodynamic Innovation for Drones at Student Research Expo

Guthula to Present Research on Virtual Reality Privacy at Student Expo

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Student Research and Creative Works Expo will showcase a wide range of innovative projects on April 18, including a unique study on privacy in virtual reality (VR) by graduate student Jayasri Sai Nikitha Guthula. Guthula, a Master of Science in Computer Science student and a researcher at UA Guthula to Present Research on Virtual Reality Privacy at Student Expo

McCorkle Explores Brain-Computer Interfaces for Racing Vehicles at Student Research Expo

Martin McCorkle, a junior computer engineering major from Malvern, is pushing the boundaries of human-computer interaction through his research project that will be among the many student-led research projects showcased at the Student Research and Creative Works Expo on April 18 at UA Little Rock. His research project, “Brain-Computer Interface Optimized for Racing Vehicles,” investigates McCorkle Explores Brain-Computer Interfaces for Racing Vehicles at Student Research Expo