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"The relevance for critical infrastructure is now."
Texas Tech is expanding its national security capabilities with the opening of the Critical Infrastructure Telecom Ecosystem Incubator, a new initiative focused on developing and testing technologies that strengthen the security and resilience of the nation’s critical infrastructure.
University officials and industry collaborators gathered Tuesday at the Texas Tech University Reese National Security Complex for a ribbon-cutting and demonstrations of technologies that could help detect potential threats, maintain communications during emergencies and improve connectivity in remote or challenging environments.
Texas Tech is expanding its national security capabilities with the opening of the Critical Infrastructure Telecom Ecosystem Incubator, a new initiative focused on developing and testing technologies that strengthen the security and resilience of the nation’s critical infrastructure.
University officials and industry collaborators gathered Tuesday at the Texas Tech University Reese National Security Complex for a ribbon-cutting and demonstrations of technologies that could help detect potential threats, maintain communications during emergencies and improve connectivity in remote or challenging environments.
Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec and professor Elizabeth Trejos-Castillo recently visited Buenos Aires, Argentina, to serve in their roles with the Inter-American Organization of Higher Education.
During the visit, President Schovanec participated as a panelist in the University Presidents’ Roundtable “Higher Education in a Changing World: New Pathways for Learning and Talent Development," with other IOHE Regional Vice Presidents.
During the visit, President Schovanec participated as a panelist in the University Presidents’ Roundtable “Higher Education in a Changing World: New Pathways for Learning and Talent Development," with other IOHE Regional Vice Presidents.
