NEWS ARCHIVE

2007

OCTOBER 29, 2007
Student news: Materials science and engineering undergrad is an expert on ice

APRIL 15, 2007
Eom receives Ho-Am Prize

2006

NOVEMBER 16, 2006
University of Wisconsin Energy Institute engages stakeholders in creative solutions

JULY 18, 2006
UW team invents fast, flexible, low-power 3-D computer chips on plastic

MAY 26, 2006
Just one nanosecond: Clocking events at the nanoscale

APRIL 13, 2006
Scientists fashion semiconductors into flexible membranes

FEBRUARY 8, 2006
Study explains unexpected conductivity of nanoscale silicon

2005

OCTOBER 13, 2005
Tool from metals' design could aid protein engineering

SEPTEMBER 29, 2005
UW-Madison nanoscale research receiv es big boost

SEPTEMBER 26, 2005
UW-Madison helps Imago carry out its big vision for seeing small

AUGUST 4, 2005
Study reveals what makes super-hard ceramics strong yet supple

MARCH 14, 2005
Muetze and Gopalan win NSF CAREER awards

JANUARY 31, 2005
Researchers squeeze atomic arrangements to create superior memory material

2004

SEPTEMBER 13, 2004
New faculty join college

AUGUST 16, 2004
Paper explains ferroelectrics memory losses

MAY 17, 2004
Method eases nanowire manipulation

MARCH 8, 2004
MS & E faculty member wins NSF CAREER award

FEBRUARY 23, 2004
Perepezko elected to national Academy of Engineering

2003

NOVEMBER 3, 2003
Opposites attract: Stable and unstable materials couple for high performance

JUNE 2, 2003
Nanotechnology conference a big success

FEBRUARY 17, 2003
Larbalestier named to National Academy of Engineering

2002

JULY 28, 2002
Advance may lead to practical quantum computing

JANUARY 14, 2002
Breakthrough yields higher-performance materials

JANUARY 7, 2002
Crystal growth process yields more precise semiconductors

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