UWM discovery advances graphene-based electronics
UWM scientists and engineers have discovered an entirely new carbon-based material.
Research
Early-life exposure to BPA affects adult learning
In testing the effects of bisphenol A (BPA) on zebrafish, UWM scientist Daniel Weber found himself in familiar territory.
Cutting through the ‘bull’ of high-energy, high-alcohol drinks
Lisa Berger’s research on energy drinks and their consumption in Milwaukee markets appeared in a recent issue of Addictive Behaviors.
Hoover book out to set the record straight
Hoover’s stained reputation is undeserved, says a UWM historian who has published a book on Hoover’s presidency.
Beer and bling in Iron Age Europe
Getting ahead in Iron-Age Central Europe involved a familiar strategy: dress to impress and keep an open bar.
A life with bonobos
Gay Reinartz spends much of her time a half a world away from Milwaukee, working at a remote research station in a vast rain forest in the heart of the Congo Basin.
Building a ‘blind-friendly’ Internet
Rakesh Babu wants to make improvements in information technology for visually impaired users.
Triple-duty fuel cell launches UWM startup company
An expert on the relatively new MFC technology, Zhen “Jason” He is building on its “double play” capabilities.
Sensing in a flash
Fiberoptic water-monitoring technology offers a sought-after solution that delivers at the speed of light.
Taking video games from console to classroom
As a high-school history teacher, Terrance Newell didn’t need to read a research study to realize video games and simulations shaped the way his students learned.