Keysight Lab Is Now Open

Keysight Technologies and the University of Arkansas Department of Electrical Engineering (ELEG) have opened a new instrumentation lab in the Bell Engineering Center. Keysight Technologies is a company that manufactures electronics test and measurement equipment.

The new lab, named after Keysight, will allow students to participate in courses with industry-leading equipment. On the day of the lab opening ceremony, Keysight held presentations and a workshop showcasing new equipment for the students. Dr. Kim Needy, Dean of the College Engineering, was there to cut the opening ribbon with Doug Baney, Worldwide Corporate Director of Education Keysight Technologies. Keysight strongly believes investing in the future of the ELEG student body for future scientific advancements. Doug Baney said, “By receiving training and engaging in practical exercises with the latest industrygrade electronic measurement equipment from Keysight, students can develop the necessary skills and confidence to excel in their future careers.”