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Researchers to Receive Federal Funding to Improve America's Power Grid - Vimarsana News

Researchers to Receive Federal Funding to Improve America's Power Grid

The funding is part of Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Program to strengthen efficiency of grid operations and prevent outages. 

Source: uark.edu
HiDEC Offers Soldering and Surface Mount Technology Workshop Jan. 9-10 - Vimarsana News

HiDEC Offers Soldering and Surface Mount Technology Workshop Jan. 9-10

The workshop is a great opportunity for students to enhance their skills and understanding so they can increase success in the lab as well as generally growing their electronics engineering competency.

Source: uark.edu
Former UA professor gets 1-year jail sentence for lying about his patent in China to the FBI - Vimarsana News

Former UA professor gets 1-year jail sentence for lying about his patent in China to the FBI

A former University of Arkansas (U of A) professor has been sentenced to one year in federal prison for lying to the FBI.

Biden DOJ scuttles Trump's China crackdown amid criticism from the Left and CCP - Vimarsana News

Biden DOJ scuttles Trump's China crackdown amid criticism from the Left and CCP

The Biden Justice Department announced Wednesday that it would pull the plug on a Trump-era initiative aimed at cracking down on China's economic espionage following a year of criticism from

Arkansas professor pleads guilty to lying to FBI about patents in China - Vimarsana News

Arkansas professor pleads guilty to lying to FBI about patents in China

An Arkansas professor pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement to the FBI about the existence of patents for his inventions in China after prosecutors hit him with 55 counts of wire fraud and more, the Department of Justice announced Friday.