News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Nearly 30 percent of worker injuries in the gas utility industry come from changing meters. To reduce those injuries, engineers at UWM have partnered with Kenosha-based toolmaker Snap-on Inc. to develop an ergonomic wrench.
UWM alumni include many business executives and high-ranking public officials, such as the U.S. ambassador to Iceland, Luis Arreaga.
UWM engineer Ramin Pashaie’s device could help answer a particularly puzzling question – how blood is directed to the brain to power thinking.
Junhong Chen, a UWM professor of mechanical and materials engineering, will use a sensor platform he created to detect water contamination to make the low-cost virus sensor.
The Student Startup Challenge provides funding and classroom support to help winners develop prototypes, mobile applications and business plans.
Developed in the laboratory of Adel Nasiri, professor of electrical engineering, the patent-pending technology uses ultra-capacitors as an energy-storage element on the turbine.
Scott Muzenski, a civil engineering graduate student, had been working on a new kind of high-performance concrete.
University researchers and a team of middle schoolers are working together to build a hand mobility device for seniors with disabilities.
Satya Nadella is remembered at UW-Milwaukee as an extremely talented graduate student.
UWM researcher Chris Yingchun Yuan is investigating the environmental sustainability of the next generation of electric car batteries.
