Students in the Foundry Lab shine at national meeting and competition

Seven students from the UWM Foundry Lab in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering attended CastExpo 2025, held April 12–15 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Organized by the American Foundry Society (AFS), CastExpo is North America’s largest …

Dabagh discussed AI on Chancellor Mone’s WUWM radio program

Mahsa Dabagh, assistant professor, biomedical engineering, was a guest on UWM Chancellor Mark Mone’s WUWM radio program, “Chancellor’s Report,” in March. She joined a discussion on using artificial intelligence in both teaching and administration with other guests, associate professor of …

Doctoral student goes whole Hog on fluid dynamics with Harley-Davidson

When it comes to motorcycles, Areej Khalil points out that fluid dynamics figure in almost every aspect. In her current internship at Harley-Davidson, the mechanical engineering PhD student is performing computational fluid dynamics analysis of the engine’s internal cooling system. …

Beimborn Graduate Fellowship awarded

Congratulations to Joely Overstreet, a master’s student in civil engineering, who has been awarded the Beimborn Graduate Fellowship in Transportation for this academic year. Overstreet, who was awarded $7,500, is researching how to improve pedestrian visibility from tall vehicles with Professor …

Wang and Ma tackle a new PFAS study funded by Department of Defense grant

Yin Wang, associate professor, civil & environmental engineering, and Xiaoli Ma, associate professor, materials science & engineering, are investigators on a two-year grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to improve the efficiency and precision of removing PFAS compounds from …

Doctoral student awarded a Graduate Student Excellence Fellowship

Hiba Alsghaier, doctoral student in computer science, has been awarded a Graduate Student Excellence Fellowship by the UWM Graduate School. This prestigious fellowship honors her outstanding academic performance and exceptional potential for future achievements in her final years of graduate …

Professor emerit Sherman passed away March 26

Donald Sherman, professor emerit, civil & environmental engineering, passed on March 26, 2025, at the age of 89. Sherman had a distinguished career at UWM just over 30 years and was a renowned structural engineering figure in the steel industry. …

Slavens featured on Wisconsin Public Radio show

Brooke Slavens, professor, mechanical and biomedical engineering, was a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio’s show “Wisconsin Today,” on April 4 to talk about her studies with users of manual wheelchairs. More than 90% of wheelchair users opt for manual chairs, …