AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoResearch & Sensors: University of Arkansas and University of Michigan researchers developed a graphene device that harvests energy from nearby electrical wiring to power a tiny temperature sensor, advancing the prospect of battery-free monitoring. Startup Growth: Fayetteville’s Fuel Accelerator will expand to four programs across Arkansas and Kansas City in 2027; its alumni have raised more than $280 million. Agriculture & Training: Arkansas State dedicated its meat lab after a $750,000 grant funded new equipment and upgrades, expanding hands-on food-production training. Health Technology: UAMS earned a “Most Wired” designation for health-care technology and innovation, while Vantive plans a $100 million Mountain Home expansion expected to add 175 jobs. Health Workforce: UAFS won state approval for an associate degree in respiratory therapy, with its first class planned for fall 2027, pending accreditation. Cybersecurity: Fayetteville’s Forge Institute received $2 million for utility cybersecurity training.
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