Kim earns NSF CAREER Award: Energy savings through approximation
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Papailiopoulos earns NSF CAREER Award: What can cellphone clarity teach machine learning?
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Velten earns NSF CAREER Award: Better cameras for capturing fluorescence
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UW-Madison engineers create world’s greenest supercomputer
University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers have designed and built the world’s most energy-efficient supercomputer, earning the top ranking on an important benchmark called the Green Graph 500 list.
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New electric grid monitoring tool aims to keep power flowing smoothly
We rely on a stable national electric grid to keep power flowing reliably in homes, businesses and factories across the country. But a sudden change in supply or demand—such as from a lightning strike, malfunctioning power plant or heat wave—can disrupt normal patterns of power flow. In some cases, those disruptions may trigger oscillations—repetitive, feedback-driven cycles—that can destabilize the grid and lead to cascading outages and blackouts.
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Congratulations Professor Nowak!
Robert Nowak has been named to the newly endowed Keith and Jane Morgan Nosbusch Professorship in Electrical and Computer Engineering.
