
Welcome to CACC
The Connecticut Advanced Computing Center (CACC) leverages the synergies existing in CHEST, CSI, Synchrony and VoTeR to investigate, develop, promote, and nurture the best hardware and software based security practices for indispensable defense and commercial (e.g., insurance, telecommunications) application domains and, in particular, for emerging fields such as mobile device security.
University News
- Pediatric Dentistry Now Seeing Patients in Farmington October 9, 2025Clinic previously located on Kane Street in West HartfordCourtney Chandler
- Sowing Skills, Harvesting Memories at Litchfield County’s 4-H Camps October 9, 2025For over 75 years, UConn 4-H camps have connected the Litchfield County community to the land through summer camp offeringsJessica McBride, PhD
- ‘Grant Trails’ Shows How Research Funding Benefits Connecticut October 9, 2025A heat map worth a thousand wordsMac Murray
- Place Matters. History Is the Result October 9, 2025History and 'deep history' answer the question: Why Concord?Elaina Hancock
- UConn’s School of Pharmacy Welcomes Two Speakers for the 2025 Professionalism Ceremonies October 8, 2025Edward Schreiner BS, (‘82) and Justine Dickson Pharm.D., (‘11) have been named speakers for the 2025 Professionalism Ceremonies.Abigail Baier
Engineering News
- Campus Power Plant Hydrogen-Capable and More Efficient Than Ever October 8, 2025'Our goal is to develop a true next-generation solid oxide fuel cell that achieves an unprecedented combination of power density, efficiency, and durability'Kim Krieger
- UConn Researchers Receive NSF CAREER Awards October 7, 2025Five early career UConn faculty received NSF CAREER Awards to support their research, education, and outreach effortsAnna Zarra Aldrich '20 (CLAS), Office of the Vice President for Research
- UConn Engineers Advance Remanufacturing Through Smart Design October 6, 2025A team of UConn College of Engineering researchers are helping manufacturers rethink product design to extend the life of critical components and reduce environmental impacts.Sarah Redmond
- Xueju ‘Sophie’ Wang Named 2026 Recipient of SEM’s James W. Dally Young Investigator Award October 2, 2025The award recognizes Wang for pioneering contributions to experimental mechanics of soft matterCombined Reports
- UConn Tech Park Announces New Advisory Board October 2, 2025The board members seek to continue UConn’s successful industrial partnerships.Matt Engelhardt