AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLunar Engineering: A University of Arkansas student and faculty collaborator 3D-printed LEGO-like bricks from simulated moon dust without added binders, a potential step toward building on the lunar surface. STEM Education: STARBASE Arkansas welcomed fifth-graders for hands-on robotics, AI and engineering challenges, while giving students room to test ideas and learn from results. Telehealth: Baptist Memorial Hospital in Greene County earned state stroke-ready status, using UAMS telemedicine to connect patients with stroke specialists; the network serves more than 60 Arkansas hospitals. Arkansas Innovation: North Little Rock’s First Orion won a national technology award for tools that help businesses authenticate calls and guard against phone fraud. Research and Training: A-State researchers received a $1.3 million grant for a food research project, and UAMS SouthArk will share a technology-equipped simulation lab for health-profession students.
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