Three new electrochemistry-focused research labs are now open in Mechanical Engineering (ME), led by ME faculty members Eric Kazyak, Luca Mastropasqua and James Pikul. These labs are working together on…
Arthur Lin, a graduate student in the Cersonsky Research Group in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, presented this year at Wisconsin’s Falling Walls Lab in April. Named in…
Renewable energy technologies, like solar and wind power, are an important element in the clean energy transition. But they do have one major drawback; they don’t produce energy unless the…
The Accelerated Master’s program within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at UW–Madison stands out as an exceptional choice for students seeking to fast-track their careers in the…
Mikko Lipasti is a Philip Dunham Reed Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. An accomplished researcher in the field of computer systems…
A department celebration was held on December 14, 2023 for students from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering who would be receiving their degrees during UW–Madison’s winter commencement. ECE…
From the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century to contemporary breakthroughs in automobiles, robotics, and space travel, scientific research in the field of engineering mechanics has transformed society. UW-Madison has…
If you are a student with a strong background in chemical engineering or a related discipline, and a serious interest in research, apply to our graduate program.
Neuroengineering researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have conducted first-of-their-kind experiments using nanofabricated particles in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Led by PhD student Ilhan Bok and Assistant Professor Aviad Hai,…
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD student Chih-Chun Chang was one of only four recipients of an MIT/Amazon Graph Challenge Innovation Award at the 27th Annual IEEE High Performance…
Most people who travel to Europe on vacation only get to see the works of old masters from behind thick ropes. But on a visit to the Teylers Museum in…