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New! ARI Annual Report for 2009 -> pdf
Consortium for Intelligent Grid Research, Analysis & Education (CIGRAE) launched at the Advanced Research Institute. Read more...
Coming Soon! Executive Master of Information Security Assurance, a graduate program for working professionals in information assuarance. Read more....
Virginia Tech's Advanced Research Institute, VT-ARI, (formerly the Alexandria Research Institute), is located at Ballston in Arlington, VA. It provides a platform for Virginia Tech's engineering and computer science researchers to interact with counterparts in academia, government and industry around the National Capital region and also serves as a gateway to the R&D base at the main campus in Blacksburg. Currently, VT-ARI is involved with research in the fields of computer networking, data visualization, fiber-optics, wireless & telecommunications, satellite systems, medical informatics, energy and the environment, and more.
VT-ARI complements its research activities with teaching by providing a base for graduate students (both MS and PhD) in engineering and computer science. ARI also hosts seminars, workshops and lectures by its faculty as well as government program managers, industry researchers and overseas visitors.
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Professor Saifur Rahman
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ARI News
Professor Saifur Rahman, director of ARI, and Robert Brown, business manager were guests at the Federal News Radio 1500AM to discuss the new masters degree program in Information Assurance to be offered at the Ballston, Va. campus of Virginia Tech, starting FAll 2010. Listen to mp3...
Virginia Tech has been awarded a $1.25 million five-year contract by the Department of Energy (DOE) to develop, manage and maintain the Smart Grid Information Clearinghouse (SGIC) web portal. Read stories at VTNews and College of Engineering...
» Prof. Joseph Wang named Grant A. Dove Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech.
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