by Claudia Bode | Feb 23, 2024 | News
Kansas NSF EPSCoR is currently seeking proposals for two separate funding opportunities. Valued at up to $50,000, these awards enable faculty across Kansas to purchase research equipment, support students, and more. All proposals must align with the current ARISE...
by Claudia Bode | Feb 21, 2024 | News
We are thrilled to see that William Duncan, University of Kansas assistant professor of data science, will lead a $650,000 project to develop a new water monitoring technology for Kansas. The project is one of 15 selected this month by the National Science Foundation...
by Claudia Bode | Jan 9, 2024 | News
In October 2023, Mary Peterson, electrical engineering senior at Wichita State University, won first place in the best paper competition at the 2023 North American Power Symposium in Asheville, NC. The paper focused on the “Economic and Reliability Impacts of...
by Claudia Bode | Jan 5, 2024 | News
That's a wrap! We said goodbye to the MAPS team with the recent submission of its final report to NSF. The team’s research shed light on a path for farmers to both feed the world and slow climate change. A major Kansas NSF EPSCoR project concluded in December...
by Claudia Bode | Dec 14, 2023 | News
This fall several ARISE investigators gave presentations about their work at conferences. Some talks were given locally, some out of state, and one was even overseas. All promoted knowledge sharing and provided opportunities to network with other researchers. Amin...
by Claudia Bode | Dec 13, 2023 | News
This guest post from EPSCoR Program Coordinator Alej Martinez highlights how the ARISE team involves Kansas community members in resilience research. Hey there! I’m Alej Martinez, and I recently went on a road trip across Kansas with my team from EPSCoR/ARISE....