News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Maternal and infant health care. Nutrition. Empowering women in the economy. These are all areas of concern in both Ethiopia and Milwaukee. Roman Tesfaye, the first lady of Ethiopia, visited the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Zilber School of Public Health on Oct. 3 to learn more about all of these topics, and to share information on […]
Peruse the accomplishments of the 29 staff and faculty members being honored at this year’s fall awards ceremony, and you’ll find yourself thinking UWM is in good hands.
Cancer and obesity are difficult problems on their own. Combined, they create a fiendishly complex problem. To tackle it, UWM prof Scott Graham and colleagues are borrowing a method originally created to solve national security problems.
A new buoy built by UWM researchers will improve water-quality warnings and help Milwaukee’s health department better monitor conditions at city beaches.
Lilliann Paine is committed to working to overcome the significant health disparities affecting low income and disenfranchised communities.
Social and economic forces can create a type of violence that affects public health, UWM professor Jenna Loyd says.
After receiving a scholarship to study public health at UWM, Justin Rivas hopes to work with Latino communities.
UW-Milwaukee’s new Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex was named the 2015 Best New Development – Education last week in the Milwaukee Business Journal’s Real Estate Awards. Known as the KIRC, the building at Kenwood Boulevard and Maryland Avenue is home to laboratories, classrooms, offices and meeting spaces for three academic disciplines: physics, chemistry and the Environmental […]
UWM hosts three career fairs in the month of April, including the inaugural Education Career Fair.
UWM professor Michael Laiosa studies the potentially harmful effects that legacy pollutants such as dioxin may have on fetuses.
