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In early April, the KU Microgravity team completed a successful flight week at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

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  Norm Lawrence hung up his tool belt in February after more than 30 years at KU. Initially hired as an electrician, Norm assisted with numerous EE power courses.

Students must be advised before they will be able to enroll in classes for next Fall! Students should sign up for a time on their advisor’s door. If you don’t know who your advisor is please stop by the EECS office and check the Advisor Assignments List.

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Students and professors at the Center for the Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, or CReSIS, plan to measure the thickness of glacial ice sheets in Greenland this month with improved radar equipment.

The EECS Department will be offering two new graduate courses beginning the Fall 2008, Advanced Database Systems and Computer Vision, both of which are detailed below.

Article produced by University Relations. LAWRENCE — A project under way north of Lawrence is all about saving time and money.

Going into the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, KU basketball player and Computer Science major Sasha Kaun has been recognized resently in a Kansas City Star article not only for his talent on the basketball court, but also for his academic achievement in the classroom.