As electric vehicle (EV) batteries age out – typically after about 10 years – the world is bracing for a wave of expired lithium-ion batteries with no affordable way to recycle them. The problem is especially pressing with lithium iron …
Members of BioRobotics Lab, led by Professor Habib Rahman, mechanical & biomedical engineering, demonstrated robotic assistive technologies they have developed at the annual Abilities Expo Chicago in June. The event showcases technologies and services for people with disabilities. The students …
Brooke Slavens, professor, mechanical and biomedical engineering, spoke about her research at the June 12 Chapman Society Luncheon, which drew a crowd of donors and deans, including Dean Brett Peters. Chancellor Mark Mone provided introductions. In her keynote, Slavens described …
The Milwaukee community celebrated the grand opening of the Microsoft AI Co-Innovation Lab, housed within the UWM Connected Systems Institute, on June 25. The lab is Microsoft’s first AI Co-Innovation Lab with a dedicated focus on helping manufacturing advance their …
Krishna Pillai, professor of mechanical engineering, has received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to advance the modeling of oxidation and degradation in porous graphite—an essential material used in certain nuclear reactor components. As the …
The College of Engineering & Applied Science at UWM has launched a new program that will offer students a more interdisciplinary path to an engineering bachelor’s degree. Now enrolling for Fall 2025, the program is the first-of-its-kind in Wisconsin. Students …
UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science is currently enrolling for a Master of Science in Engineering degree in artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) for Fall 2025. The new flexible master’s degree concentration, which is unique in Wisconsin, is …
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 …
