The UW-Madison Concrete Canoe team finished strong at the 2023 regional competition in Duluth, Minnesota this spring, taking second place overall, second place in prototype design, and second place in…
Michael StrandBSMS&E ’15 (MSMS&E ’18, PhDMS&E ’20, Stanford University)Associate, McKinsey & Co. Michael is a materials engineer and entrepreneur whose deep commitment to addressing climate change led him to develop…
Iver AndersonMSMetE ’77, PhDMetE ’82 (BSMetE ’75, Michigan Technological University)Senior metallurgist, Ames National Laboratory, Iowa State University Iver is an international authority and prolific technical innovator in powder metallurgy and…
The University of Wisconsin-Madison had an especially strong showing in the U.S. Department of Energy Nuclear Energy University Program’s (NEUP) 2023 Innovations in Nuclear Energy Research and Development Student Competition,…
The University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering is thrilled to welcome 19 new faculty members during the 2023-24 academic year. They come from all over the world, bringing a variety…
The U.S. Department of Energy recently awarded more than $41.2 million through its Nuclear Energy University Program (NEUP) to support university-led nuclear energy research and development projects, including a total…
UW-Madison College of Engineering alumni from southern Wisconsin enjoyed an evening of shared memories, academic and industry connections, and cool, Babcock ice cream on August 22. Alums who have graduated…
When you’re in the College of Engineering, you learn by doing. And so it was only fitting that UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin spent the afternoon of July 20 experiencing College…
Katy Jinkins, a Department of Materials Science and Engineering alumni, wins 2023 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan contest with SixLine Semiconductor, a Middleton-based startup developing advanced electronics components. Katy’s success is rooted in her UW-Madison MS&E program experience, showcasing the university’s commitment to innovation and fostering entrepreneurial talent.
Retired Materials Science and Engineering Professor Susan E. Babcock leaves a lasting legacy after a distinguished 33-year career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, impacting students, staff, and faculty through her research and leadership contributions.
Two startup companies based in the University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering have received funding through the Discovery to Product (D2P) State Economic Engagement and Development program. The annual program…