Exploring the cultural roots of philanthropy
How does a nonprofit organization operate in a society that has different notions of what philanthropy is?
College of Engineering & Applied Science
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.
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.
Companies get greener with student power
UWM’s Industrial Assessment Center is the only center of its kind in Wisconsin and the largest of the 24 funded nationwide.
Bringing down the cost of fuel cells
Engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have identified a new fuel cell catalyst that costs 5% of the industry-standard platinum catalyst.
Partnership propels battery research
A multi-million investment by Johnson Controls has produced a joint laboratory at UWM where JCI researchers and UWM engineering faculty are working side by side.