Swaroop Kumar Behera, a PhD dissertator in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, has been selected as one of only two recipients nationwide of the highly competitive AIME Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship, awarded by The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society …
A significant water leak caused extensive damage to the west end of the EMS building during the night of June 6 or early morning of June 7. The flooding resulted from a rusted pipe in an air handler unit on …
Dean Brett Peters was recently recognized as a distinguished alumnus by the University of Arkansas College of Engineering. Peters, who earned his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Arkansas in 1987, was one of nine graduates honored with a …
Joel Roberts really hates sitting at red lights – especially the ones that hold you hostage while not a single car passes in the cross-direction. “Sitting in traffic bothers me,” said Roberts, a PhD student in civil engineering. “So, getting …
UWM has taken a pioneering role in advancing the future of the U.S. electrical grid by hosting the world’s first testing facility dedicated to high-voltage circuit breakers that are more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than current technology. Doctoral student Sadeed …
Energy leaders from across the region gathered at UWM’s School of Continuing Education for the annual Transmission Summit, co-presented by the Midwestern Governors Association and the Organization of MISO States. The summit, held June 2-3, focused on advancing U.S. energy …
A cohort of 17 students participating in the College of Engineering & Applied Science’s 2+2 bachelor’s program with Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) in Taiwan became the first to graduate from this unique partnership on May 18. A CYCU faculty …
Congratulations to Mehran Zare, PhD student, materials science & engineering, who was awarded a scholarship from the North American Die Casters Association, Chapter 12 (NADCA 12). The $1,500 scholarship will support Zare’s doctoral research on the manufacturing of high-permirmace metal …
It’s not unusual for our graduates to have job offers by graduation. According to the campus Center for Student Experience and Talent, 98% of graduates from the college were working in the field or continuing their education within six months of …
Traffic & Parking Control Company, LLC (TAPCO), a Wisconsin-based leader in traffic safety and parking solutions, has made a generous donation of advanced traffic equipment to the college’s Institute for Physical Infrastructure and Transportation (IPIT). The equipment will be used …
