On the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon, this feature article looks at some of the work being done today in UWM labs that has the potential to make space exploration safer and transport space travelers… Read More
The stunning UWM Lubar Entrepreneurship Center (LEC) facility opened May 8 at the corner of Kenwood Boulevard and Maryland Avenue. The new 24,000-square-foot building – which also houses the UWM Welcome Center – is now home to the university’s growing… Read More
If your company is recruiting engineers and computer scientists for jobs, co-ops and internships, you won’t want to miss the UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science’s Fall Industry Expo, Sept. 27. Last fall, the fair attracted 122 companies to… Read More
Twenty students—including those from Wisconsin and Minnesota –are earning their undergraduate degrees from UWM in applied computing through a 61-credit, online program that is a marriage of computer science and business courses. Students who enroll in UW Extended Campus’ new… Read More
Pradeep Rohatgi, State of Wisconsin and UWM distinguished professor, welcomed industry leaders and students to an AFS-FEF pizza party on June 12. The event drew about 40 faculty and staff members, students, and IAB representatives including those representing Maynard Steel… Read More
Congratulations to Fereshteh Bashiri (’19 PhD Electrical Engineering) who presented a paper that was awarded third place at 2019 IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical & Health Informatics (BHI) held at the University of Illinois at Chicago, May 19-22. Bashiri co-authored… Read More
On June 10, the prestigious scientific journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society published an invited paper by Michael Nosonovsky, associate professor, mechanical engineering, and collaborators—“Droplet clusters: nature-inspired biological reactors and aerosols.” The study is a result of Nosonovsky’s collaboration… Read More
Why are so many Midwest bridges in poor condition? Nationwide, about 8% of bridges are in poor condition and repairing them could take decades. The percentage of bridges in poor condition among Wisconsin and its neighbors are: Iowa, 19%; Michigan,… Read More
This spring, the college conferred 26 doctoral degrees, 68 master’s degrees and 191 undergraduate degrees. These 285 engineers and computer scientists (up from 258 last year) are heading to companies near and far, including Rockwell Automation, Amazon and Signicast. The… Read More
Congratulations to Yi Hu, associate professor, electrical engineering, who together with Christina Runge, professor in the Department of Otolaryngology & Communication Sciences at Medical College of Wisconsin, was awarded $163,946 from the National Institutes of Health for a one-year phase… Read More