He’s all geared up for automotive manufacturing
When it comes to automobiles, don’t get Mitchell Crawford started – unless you’re prepared for a long discussion.
Laura Otto
She achieved a master’s – and the ‘anti-desk job’
When Ciara Rahn chose a bachelor’s degree in geology, she did so because the physical science appealed to her – as did the fact that she would spend a lot of time outdoors.
UWM researchers create novel optical fibers
UWM researchers have found the first practical application of a Nobel-Prize-winning phenomenon that was proposed in 1958.
NSF supports early careers of UWM researchers
Dawn Erb and Arash Mafi have received Early Career Development Awards from the National Science Foundation.
Cracking the ice code
John Isbell, an expert in glaciation from the late Paleozoic Era, is developing a baseline for understanding present-day climate change.
Restoring America’s homegrown philosophy
Robert Schwartz, a UWM Distinguished Professor, has contributed to the revival of a uniquely American strain of philosophical inquiry.
Students in the catbird seat
Students in a popular freshman course taught by Architecture Professor Mark Keane have a chance to see the chairs they design become reality.
Bringing out the entrepreneur in students
UW-Milwaukee helps budding entrepreneurs by offering competitive opportunities to obtain hard-to-come-by, early-stage financing.
Controlling risky business
It’s baptism by fire in UWM’s elite investment management certificate program.
UWM footprints on a company’s lean transformation
What began as a quest to procure the right kind of raw materials from vendors became ongoing process improvement.