UTA & UTARI Researches Awarded Best Paper

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The paper “Assistive power buffer control via adaptive dynamic programming,” has been selected by the IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion editorial board as one of the best papers published in the journal for the period 2019-2020 for the category “Energy Storage.” UTA Research Team included Dr. Frank Lewis, Dr. Ali…

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AIS Researchers Win Best Poster and Finalist for Best Paper

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AIS researchers won the Best Poster Paper at The 14th PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments (PETRA) Conference held June 29-July 2, 2021. Accolades for MINA: A Multitasking Intelligent Nurse Aid Robot were received by researchers Harish Ram Nambiappan, Kodur Krishna Chaitanya, Maria Kyrarini, Nicholas Gans, and Fillia Makedon. Also,…

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Two UTARI Staff Receive Awards

Xochitl Villalpando, Administrative Services Officer

Xochitl Villalpando, Administrative Services Officer, and Evenita Crim, Administrative Assistant I, have been awarded the UTA Staff Advisory Council Star Award. The award recognizes outstanding staff members who show a commitment and passion to the university. The Staff Advisory Council (SAC) is an elected group of staff members across UTA…

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Dr. Yan Wan Awarded Three Grants

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Dr. Yan Wan, Professor, Electrical Engineering, as Principal Investigator(PI) and co-PI, received three grants last year to develop fundamental intelligent control, cyber-physical systems, and optimization theories and to pursue their new applications in microgrids, multi-robot systems, and autonomous driving. ONR In this project, Wan will explore new analysis and design methods that…

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Dr. Nick Gans Partners with Novateur Research Solutions

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Dr. Nick Gans, Principal Research Scientist and AIS Division Head, and his team have have partnered with Novateur Research Solutions on two government funded projects through U.S. Army sponsored Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. The first project focuses on a neural-network driven dead reckoning navigation system that would allow…

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