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As a graduate research assistant under Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor Kristen Booth, Jack Hannum studies digital twins for naval power systems and electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft powertrains for NASA.
For the second consecutive year, Computer Science and Engineering Associate Professor Pooyan Jamshidi has received the Ten-Year Most Influential Paper Award at an international conference.
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