| Partnership between Wisconsin industry and the UW-Madison College of Engineering |
| Laboratories on a chip: Microfluidics technology helps optimize process of DNA delivery to cells |
Quality control: Industrial engineering team helps improve output at Springs Window Fashions | |
| Impervious problems: Researchers work to make the effects of urbanization soak in | A solid basis for support: COE helps industry investigate the effectiveness of soil stabilization techniques | |
| Friendly bacteria: Collaboration results in improved products and healthier immune systems | Virtual house calls: In-home computer-based system optimizes patient care | |
| On-line all the time: COE researcher helps usher in digital age at small-city clinic | Microbial mystery: COE researcher helps Wisconsin engineers pinpoint source of efficiency and savings | |
| EZ Access: Making the world more accessible one product at a time | Reliable, powerful, efficient: Aluminum-free lasers light the path toward better communications | |
| The healing power of light: WCSAR technology helps mend hard-to-heal wounds | College Directory for Industry | |
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