InCommon expands support for international research through pilot with UW-Milwaukee
The pilot will enable astronomers worldwide to use their local campus credentials to log into three UWM-based services.
Laura Otto
Innovation Campus taps high-performance computing at the Milwaukee Institute
The UWM Foundation and the Milwaukee Institute today announced their partnership for high-speed computing (HSC) resources at UWM’s new Innovation Campus in Wauwatosa.
UWM physicists’ technology used in early malaria detection
State-of-the-art military hardware quickly identifies malaria parasites in blood samples as small as a single cell.
UWM physicists’ technology used in early malaria detection
State-of-the-art military hardware quickly identifies malaria parasites in blood samples as small as a single cell.
Grad student helps take TheraBracelet to the market
The device allows anyone with a loss of fine motor skills to go about their daily routines and maintain independence.
With ‘ribbons’ of graphene, width matters
A group of researchers UWM has found a novel way to “tune” the the extremely efficient conductor of electricity to act as a semiconductor.
Rookies reaping results
Eighteen UWM students won what is considered the top professional award for investigative broadcast journalism.
Rain cisterns complete campus ‘runoff’ garden
Over the past year, Jim Wasley has overseen the construction of 20-foot cisterns, the final phase of a storm water garden on campus.
The Coolest Known White Dwarf: A Diamond in the Sky?
This ancient stellar remnant is so cool that its carbon has crystallized, forming – in effect – an Earth-sized diamond in space.
The Coolest Known White Dwarf: A Diamond in the Sky?
This ancient stellar remnant is so cool that its carbon has crystallized, forming, in effect, an Earth-sized diamond in space.