Smartphones and artificial intelligence could be used to help people’s wounds heal faster. Last week, Zeyun Yu, professor of computer science and biomedical engineering, and Sandeep Gopalakrishnan, assistant professor, UWM College of Nursing and Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda, a physician and …
Modern Casting Magazine published an article in April written by three CEAS students and Pradeep Rohatgi, UWM distinguished professor, materials science & engineering. The article – Cast Magnesium Foam for Energy Absorption for Bone Regrowth—summarizes the results of the group’s study …
Congratulations to Yi Hu, associate professor, electrical engineering, who together with Christina Runge, professor in the Department of Otolaryngology & Communication Sciences at the Medical College of Wisconsin, received an exclusive license for Ascending Hearing Technologies LLC from the UWM …
The UWM Research Foundation Awards in March recognized researchers campus-wide who were inventors for patents issued in 2020. Congratulations to: Woo Jin Chang, associate professor, mechanical engineering, who was awarded the patent Contamination Detection Device and Method. Chang collaborated with …
Konstantin Sobolev, professor, civil & environmental engineering, was featured in UWM Research, the university’s flagship research magazine. The article discusses Sobolev’s vision and work to create a coating that would, for the first time, accomplish two goals in one product: …
Mohammad “Habib” Rahman, associate professor, mechanical and biomechanical engineering, at UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science, was awarded a three-year grant of $1.49 million in September from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation for research on …
The UWM Research Foundation awarded five new Catalyst Grants recently; four faculty members of the College of Engineering & Applied Science are PIs or co-PIs on these projects. The Catalyst Grant Program focuses on areas in which the university has …
Fifteen years ago, UWM and the Medical College of Wisconsin worked together to launch the state’s first doctoral program in biomedical and health informatics. The robust program combines medical science with information technology to advance patient care, public health, life …
