The Milwaukee Business Journal interviewed Andy Graettinger, associate dean for research, about the workforce challenges facing the manufacturing sector as large numbers of traditional manufacturing workers retire. The story also quoted Aderiano de Silva, an adjunct instructor in industrial & …
Habib Tabatabai, professor, civil & environmental engineering, was quoted in two national magazines about what ultimately caused the collapse of the famed Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico. The giant telescope collapsed in December of 2020, after the platform suspended by …
Faculty in the college have received new funding from the Water Equipment and Policy Center (WEP) for 2025. The center awarded a total of $333,000 to five UWM research projects, in addition to three projects from Marquette University. WEP is …
The famed Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico collapsed on Dec. 1, 2020, when the 900-ton equipment platform suspended above the 1,000-foot diameter telescope dish crashed through the dish. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine formed a committee to …
Two engineering alums have received Bridge Grant funding from the UWM Research Foundation to support the early stages of their startups and attract further investment. The Bridge Grant Program invests in new companies of UWM faculty, staff and students who …
For Arnav Saxena, the decision to pursue computer science as a career began when he decided to organize his music collection. “One day, I decided to clean it up by writing a small script to sort, tag and organize everything,” …
Congratulations to the winners of the private donor-supported graduate student fellowships for this academic year. Twelve awards were given with two awards being split. Nemati Fellowship (Biomedical and Health Informatics): Phillip Judy Fellowship (Biomedical Engineering): FEF Fellowship (Materials Science & …
Congratulations to civil engineering student Halie Markovic, who has received the Molitoris Leadership Scholarship from the WTS-Wisconsin Chapter. WTS an organization of transportation professionals — women and men — committed to transforming the transportation industry through the advancement of women. The Molitoris Leadership Scholarship …
In the latest ranking by Stanford University and Elsevier 19 faculty members from the UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science fell into the top 2% of scientists in their field globally. Pradeep Rohatgi, Distinguished Professor, materials science & engineering, …
One-fifth of traffic deaths in the U.S. involve pedestrians and bicyclists, a rising trend that UWM’s Robert Schneider (urban planning) and Xiao Qin (civil engineering) are examining in detail. Schneider presented the research he and Qin are working on at …
