Imaging Oxygen in Cancer: for Radiotherapy & Surgery Brian W. Pogue, PhDChairDepartment of Medical PhysicsUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison Oxygen is one of the ubiquitous molecules in life, but yet one of...

Abstract: Limb amputation can cause severe functional disability for the performance of activities of daily living (ADLs). Amputees use prosthetic devices on a regular basis to perform ADLs. Prosthetic devices...

This talk will describe how nanotube and polymer physics interact with one another in composites of two materials.

ECE Alumni-Join Department Chair Susan Hagness for a one-hour, virtual event to hear the latest updates on our department, including faculty, research and teaching news. Our special guests will be...

Speaker: Corinne Henak, University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty host: Tom Turng Title: Basic Science to Prevent Osteoarthritis: Cartilage Microfracture and Cartilage Oxidative-reductive Balance

Dr. Andrej Singer
Cornell University
Non-equilibrium dynamics in functional materials

The COVID-19 pandemic has created new opportunities to develop and deploy high-impact analytics to combat severe resource shortages and a rapidly evolving healthcare ecosystem. Nursing organizations suffered both during and...

Explore the 69 design projects that teams of biomedical engineering students are conducting for clients in the medical school, life sciences, engineering, and the community. Please feel free to view the posters any time in the two hours. Students will be available at each poster to answer your questions. A list of projects, teams and...

Join the UW-ISyE HFES student org for a discussion and scavenger hunt with faculty host Dr. Hannah Silber.