Matthew Petering, associate professor of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering, provided his recommendations on redrawing Wisconsin’s legislative maps using algorithms in an opinion piece picked up by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Petering’s research focus includes discrete event simulation, math programming, operations, …
Congratulations to the following Computer Science graduate students who won the “Best Sustainability App Award by ENGIE” at HackIOWA 2023: The hackathon took place at the University of Iowa on September 23, 2023, and was comprised of 60 teams, 30 …
Congratulations to Yuting Spiegelhoff, PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering, who earned first prize at the 83rd Annual Physical Electronics Conference (PEC) for her poster entitled, “Fabrication and Characterization of Zinc-Phosphate-Hydrate Crystals Hydrothermally-Grown on Cu Metal Substrates”. The conference took place …
Students and faculty at UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science have for the third time in a row been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy as national leaders in the areas of manufacturing and industrial energy efficiency, waste …
Congratulations to Forouzan Naderi, graduate student in Mechanical Engineering, on winning the 2023 ASME Computers and Information Division Poster Session Award for the poster titled “Physics-Informed Deep Learning for Chemical Source Localization and Characterization.” The event took place at the ASME International Design …
Mark Gottlieb, associate director of UWM’s Institute for Physical Infrastructure and Transportation, discussed the pros and cons of removing I-794s east-west bridges with several media outlets in September. According to Gottlieb, “It’s a question of land use, it’s a question …
In September, Xiao Qin, UWM Institute for Physical Infrastructure and Transportation director and Lawrence E. Sivak ’71 Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, explained why roundabouts have increasingly become popular, their safety benefits and the history behind them. His research found …
In July, Rina Ghose, professor, joined the UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science’s Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering. She is an expert in geomatics, geographic information science, public participation GIS, urban studies, population and health. Ghose’s research …
The college welcomes Xiaowei (Tom) Shi as an assistant professor, civil & environmental engineering. Shi’s research focuses on evaluating existing emerging mobility technologies, such as automated, connected, and electric vehicles, and developing novel technologies through the utilization of field experiments …
The college welcomes Aditya Akundi as an assistant professor, industrial & manufacturing engineering. Akundi’s primary research is in complex systems engineering, including model-based systems engineering, cyber-physical systems, and digital quality control. He also pursues research in engineering education. Akundi’s research …
