On any given school day, you might spot something unusual rolling across the EMS quad: a bicycle that looks like it missed a memo about gravity. Perched high above everyone else, mechanical engineering senior Wynn Grame pedals to class on …
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed dramatically over the past few decades, but for Professor Susan McRoy, its defining feature has always been change. A longtime faculty member and chair of the Department of Computer Science, McRoy has seen large language …
A story in Milwaukee magazine in December featured the partnership between the college and ATC to put on the annual EnQuest Engineering Camp, which aims to spark an interest in STEM fields for high school students. EnQuest has immersed youth …
Alex Yasha Yi, a professor of electrical engineering and Director of Research at UWM’s Connected Systems Institute, has been elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors—one of the highest honors an academic inventor can receive. It’s a distinction …
Congratulations to Hana’a Alqam, lecturer, mechanical engineering; Krishna Pillai, professor, mechanical engineering; and Jian Zhao, professor, civil & environmental engineering, who were among the 47 faculty and staff receiving 2025 International Advocate Awards from the UWM Center for International Education. …
Faculty in the college have received new funding from the Water Equipment and Policy Center (WEP) for 2026. The center awarded nearly $450,000 to five UWM research projects, one of which includes researchers from both UWM and Marquette University. A sixth project …
Two local media outlets recently interviewed Professor Deyang Qu and scientist Xiaoxiao Zhang, mechanical engineering, for stories about research in extracting material from retired rechargeable batteries to use in making lower-cost, high-demand fertilizer in the U.S. “Fertilizer is a very …
When Richard Schreiner (MS ’82, computer science) thinks about what helps engineering and computer science students succeed, he remembers how tough those first semesters can be. That’s why, in 2021, he helped establish a fund that supports a Student Success …
With support from a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration, the college is now completing the installation of a unique, full-service Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) testing facility that will be used for research and also available to industry. Electronic equipment, …
In November, 19 students in the college traveled to the Grace Hopper Celebration, accompanied by faculty member Sadia Nowrin. While at the conference, students attended technical talks and workshops and connected with other women in computing from across the country …
