If you are currently a UWM undergraduate and are interested in getting involved in a faculty-led research experience, you can start by looking through this database of over 500 projects that represent the kind of mentored work students are involved in all across campus. You can search research projects by school or college, major, or key word. You may add up to seven projects to your list and submit them with our simple form.
Please note, this is not an application, it is an interest form notifying us that you are ready to get connected to research. We will follow up with you shortly via email with next steps! Faculty and academic staff can post a project by filling out this form.
The selected candidate will contribute to a diverse range of projects in the Fish Ecology lab. Projects will focus on preparing fish and invertebrate samples for stable isotope analysis and performing field fish sampling in the Milwaukee River, Milwaukee Harbor, and Lake Michigan.
This research aims to investigate and analyze data dependencies within Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) to enhance the efficiency of advanced manufacturing processes. The methodology involves identifying critical data flows and dependencies between MES modules. The research will explore the impact of data interdependencies on decision-making, system responsiveness, and other operational performance.
Our research delves into the understanding of physical spaces by pre-modern Chinese villagers, particularly how they inhabited and utilized areas for ancestral burial. Using advanced AI technologies such as Computer Vision, we analyze tens of thousands of village and graveyard maps to discern patterns in how people situated their homes and graves within the landscape. This method, coupled with in-depth analysis of select maps and texts, reveals an overlooked dimension of Chinese cosmology at the local level.