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 …
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 …
Faculty in the college have received new funding from the Water Equipment and Policy Center (WEP) for 2025. The center awarded a total of $333,000 to five UWM research projects, in addition to three projects from Marquette University. WEP is …
The famed Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico collapsed on Dec. 1, 2020, when the 900-ton equipment platform suspended above the 1,000-foot diameter telescope dish crashed through the dish. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine formed a committee to …
In the latest ranking by Stanford University and Elsevier 19 faculty members from the UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science fell into the top 2% of scientists in their field globally. Pradeep Rohatgi, Distinguished Professor, materials science & engineering, …
One-fifth of traffic deaths in the U.S. involve pedestrians and bicyclists, a rising trend that UWM’s Robert Schneider (urban planning) and Xiao Qin (civil engineering) are examining in detail. Schneider presented the research he and Qin are working on at …
Mohammad Habib Rahman’s pioneering research in assistive and rehabilitation robotics has been recognized with an Office of Research/UWM Foundation Award. Rahman, Richard and Joanne Grigg Professor of mechanical engineering, is an expert in rehabilitation robotics, assistive robotics, mobile robots, control …
The U.S. Navy wants to move to all-electric ships because they are more efficient and require less maintenance than traditional fuel-propelled ships. They also reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Producing smaller, more agile ships that have increased electrical capacity …
