Mahsa Dabagh, assistant professor, biomedical engineering, was a guest on UWM Chancellor Mark Mone’s WUWM radio program, “Chancellor’s Report,” in March. She joined a discussion on using artificial intelligence in both teaching and administration with other guests, associate professor of …
When it comes to motorcycles, Areej Khalil points out that fluid dynamics figure in almost every aspect. In her current internship at Harley-Davidson, the mechanical engineering PhD student is performing computational fluid dynamics analysis of the engine’s internal cooling system. …
Congratulations to Joely Overstreet, a master’s student in civil engineering, who has been awarded the Beimborn Graduate Fellowship in Transportation for this academic year. Overstreet, who was awarded $7,500, is researching how to improve pedestrian visibility from tall vehicles with Professor …
Why does breast cancer sometimes come back, even after what seems like successful treatment and periods of being cancer-free? A researcher at UW-Milwaukee is investigating the fact that some cancer cells go dormant to hide from radiation treatment – only …
Yin Wang, associate professor, civil & environmental engineering, and Xiaoli Ma, associate professor, materials science & engineering, are investigators on a two-year grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to improve the efficiency and precision of removing PFAS compounds from …
Hiba Alsghaier, doctoral student in computer science, has been awarded a Graduate Student Excellence Fellowship by the UWM Graduate School. This prestigious fellowship honors her outstanding academic performance and exceptional potential for future achievements in her final years of graduate …
Brooke Slavens, professor, mechanical and biomedical engineering, was a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio’s show “Wisconsin Today,” on April 4 to talk about her studies with users of manual wheelchairs. More than 90% of wheelchair users opt for manual chairs, …
Habib Tabatabai, professor, civil & environmental engineering, was quoted in the Baltimore Banner in a March 26 article, “Can Maryland rebuild the Key Bridge by 2028?” Tabatabai is an expert in cable-stayed spans, the kind of bridge replacing Baltimore’s Francis …
John Kissinger (’79 BS Engineering), CEO of Graef-USA Inc., is among those with ties to UWM who have been named to this year’s Milwaukee Business Journal Power Players list. The list recognizes 100 people in southeastern Wisconsin who get things done, …
Congratulations to the students in the college who were awarded Graduate School Fellowships, which are offered through a highly selective process. The Distinguished Graduate Fellowship provides a stipend of $15,500 in addition to full tuition coverage and a $1,000 travel …
