Uriel Cuckierman, an expert in engineering and computer science education from the National Technological University of Argentina, will present a series of four workshops for faculty and instructors beginning Friday, Feb. 28. The workshops will focus on practical skills related …
A interdisciplinary UWM research team, including Michael Nosonovsky, professor, mechanical engineering, collaborated to determine how to predict E. coli outbreaks at beaches more effectively. Their goal was to identify the key sand conditions linked to E. coli growth and determine …
Paul Klajbor, Divisional Finance Officer in Academic Affairs & Strategic Enrollment Management & Student Success, will be serving as the interim Divisional Finance Officer for the college, following Bob Barry’s recent retirement. Members of the college can direct their needs …
Every time you drive a vehicle, one aspect of your safety comes from something you have little control over – other drivers. What if risky driving behaviors could be tracked as they are happening and immediate warnings delivered to drivers …
Electrical outages have become a common occurrence around the globe – and also in Wisconsin, said Robert Cuzner, professor of electrical engineering. “I’ve kept track at my home and I’ve been without power for at least 100 hours in the …
A lesson learned while he was pursuing a doctoral degree in electrical engineering at Michigan State has turned out to be a mantra for Devendra Misra’s long academic career and also one that he passes on to faculty just beginning …
Are you working on research between semesters? The semester break in January affords faculty and students the opportunity to use the college’s Machine Shop during a less hectic time. Shop manager Mike Brown gives the low-down in this Q&A. What …
Research awards are surging at the College of Engineering & Applied Science from levels during the COVID pandemic and have also increased greatly from this time a year ago. In fact, the college is leading all other UWM colleges’ research …
Engineering and computer science students found out what it’s like to work at three of Milwaukee’s largest companies with events hosted by people who had been in their shoes – the college’s alumni. Milwaukee Tool, Rockwell Automation and GE HealthCare …
A longstanding problem with stroke patients left with restricted functioning of their hands is that many miss their physical therapy appointments, slowing their already incremental recovery pace. Habib Rahman, Richard and Joanne Grigg Professor and mechanical engineering chair, is working …
