The College of Engineering recognized 25 faculty, postdocs and graduate student mentors at the second annual Graduate Student Mentoring Awards reception on May 14, 2026. The awards recognize faculty, postdocs…
This spring, multiple BME students received fellowships and awards for the 2026-27 academic year. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship ProgramThis prestigious, competitive fellowship supports outstanding graduate research across the…
Photo left to right: Katrina Falk PhDBME ’26, Assistant Professor Colleen Witzenburg, Samir Rosas PhDBME ’25. Anna Tommasi not pictured This year, four outstanding members of the Biomedical Engineering Department…
On April 24, the Engineering Centers Building atrium buzzed with excitement. Forty-five design teams made last-minute adjustments to their prototypes, straightened their posters, and wondered if their team would be…
Each year, our College of Engineering recognizes faculty and staff whose work exemplifies excellence, innovation and service. This year’s college award recipients represent the very best of who we are…
University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering graduate programs are once again ranked among the nation’s best in the 2026 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Graduate Schools.” The UW-Madison College…
Kevin Eliceiri, a professor of biomedical engineering and medical physics, has been named the inaugural recipient of the Spencer Shorte Legacy Award. Presented jointly by the Association of Biomolecular Research…
Joshua Brockman, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has been awarded the 2026 Shaw Early Career Research Award. This award provides $200,000 over two years…
For the Biomedical Engineering Department, 2025 was a year filled with growth and extraordinary achievements. Below are some standout moments from our talented students, alumni and faculty in the last…
Our annual Undergraduate Poster Sessions are always a highlight of the semester. On December 5, rows of poster boards and the roar of enthusiastic discussion fill the Engineering Centers Building…