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degree options in Innovative Technologies
Innovative Technologies
Whether you’re interested in using quantum computing to answer questions related to black holes, complex molecules and cryptography, or leveraging AI to help improve well-being for veterans, students and the public, Innovative Technologies has a program for you. Click through these three panels to start exploring.
Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy and Astrophysics
allows students to participate in gravitational-wave astronomy, including the design of next-generation observatories
Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute
empowers tomorrow's forensic experts through cutting-edge research and collaboration to advance forensic science and national security
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