UWM researchers among those awarded funding for Great Lake projects
Two UWM researchers have been awarded grants from the University of Michigan Water Center for two of eight projects aimed at restoring and protecting the Great Lakes.
Research
Vietnamese grad student finds UWM challenging, rewarding
Linh Pham, a PhD candidate in economics, envisions a career of research, teaching and volunteerism.
Super-surfaces suggested by nature
UWM’s Michael Nosonovsky is among those scientists who are approaching Technical problems through biomimicry – borrowing strategies from plants and animals.
Researchers identify new molecules necessary for memory formation
UWM researchers have uncovered a cellular mechanism necessary for memory.
UWM researcher helps develop color 3D molecular imaging
A collaboration between researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and UW-Milwaukee has developed a technique that provides molecular-level chemical information of unprecedented detail on biological and other specimens.
Mixed races, mixed messages
A new book by UWM historian Greg Carter examines the way interracial relationships have been both demonized and praised in the U.S.
Book explores the dark side of biotech
Wilhelm Peekhaus’, new book explores agricultural biotechnology in Canada, and the opposition that is seeking to better control it.
Zen and the art of architectural spaces
Sou Fujimoto has been awarded the fifth Marcus Prize for Architecture, a biennial award supported by the Marcus Corporation Foundation and administered by SARUP.
A new way to see space – even its junk
UWM astrophysicist has explored an additional aspect of a radio telescope to track space junk, from defunct satellites to collision fragments.
A new wrinkle in smoking research
Hayeon Song, UWM assistant professor of communication, has developed a video game that shows social smokers what they might look like after 20 years of smoking.