College of Engineering

WASHINGTON, D.C. — LSU and U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) have entered into a formal agreement on advanced research, prototype development, education and training, and technology transfer to build cyber capabilities for the Army under U.S. Cyber Command. The education partnership agreement (EPA) establishes areas of collaboration and joint research and development from cybersecurity to critical infrastructure to data visualization.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Two research partnership agreements signed by LSU and national laboratory leaders in Washington, D.C., are positioned to ensure America’s worldwide competitiveness and energy dominance. The agreements with Argonne National Laboratory (based in Lemont, Ill.) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (based in Oak Ridge, Tenn.) enable joint efforts on a state and national level to advance research, technology development and new solutions for energy, chemicals and critical materials manufacturing.

Cesium Lead Bromide (CsPbBr3) is a perovskite material, a class of materials that is revolutionizing solar cells and other devices that convert light into electricity while being thinner, cheaper, more flexible, and easier to make than traditional silicon-based devices.