Metamaterials that can change shape, a study to determine how zero gravity conditions of space affect breast cancer, and a chemical-imaging instrument that can see the inside of pharmaceutical tablets are the three new research projects being funded by the …
Congratulations to the UWM student chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), which was awarded the “Best Overall Chapter Performance Recognition Award” in the 2024 national competition. In addition, mechanical engineering graduate student Areej Khalil was selected as the …
Most wind turbine towers taller than 100 meters are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast. A $35,000 gift from Invenergy will support energy engineering research into an alternative foundation system for these large, onshore multi-megawatt wind turbine generators. Tubular towers …
Hats off to the 17 student athletes from our college who joined 145 from UWM who not only demonstrated their commitment as proud competitors in sport, but also earned a place on the 2024 Horizon League Spring Academic Honor Roll. …
The College of Engineering & Applied Science is now enrolling students for the fall launch of its new master’s of science degree program in connected systems engineering. This first-of-its-kind program in Wisconsin combines engineering, business and data science with real-world …
Hamid Seifoddini, associate professor, industrial and manufacturing engineering, was a plenary speaker at the 9th North American Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management (IEOM) in Washington, D.C. in June. He spoke at the session titled “Digital Manufacturing and Industry 4.0” …
Members of the College’s Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) student chapter received the 2024 Momentum Award at the ITE Great Lakes District annual meeting in June. The Momentum Award is given to one of the 27 student chapters in the …
Paul McNally, a UWM Senior Lecturer Emeritus in the Department of Computer Science, has added to his already generous support of the College with a recent new gift, bringing his total giving to over $1 million. One-quarter of the amount sets …
Spectrum News interviews Konstantin Sobolev, professor of civil & environmental engineering, about a new federally funded research center he is directing that aims to make concrete more sustainable and durable, and less costly. Called the Concrete Advancement Network, it will …
Opioid overdose deaths manifest disproportionately across Milwaukee County. So public health officials need to know who the most vulnerable are, but also where they are. A team of researchers, led by Rina Ghose, professor of industrial engineering, and Professor John …
