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2005 News Release Archive

  1. 12/20/2005

    New technologies target food-borne illnesses

  2. 12/6/2005

    Study finds organizations can affect physician job satisfaction

  3. 12/5/2005

    Advances may enable on-the-spot prostate cancer treatment

  4. 12/1/2005

    Dancing bacteria? UW chemical and biological engineers explain choreography of bacteria

  5. 11/16/2005

    Lightfoot receives National Medal of Science

  6. 11/15/2005

    3M and 3M Foundation give $1.6 million to MEIE Building Project

  7. 11/9/2005

    Bridge reinforcement system tapped for technology award

  8. 11/7/2005

    Grant encourages patient-centered research approaches

  9. 10/26/2005

    Innovative “recycling” project could reduce U.S. inventory of spent nuclear fuel

  10. 10/20/2005

    College honors 16 at Oct. 21 Engineers' Day festivities

  11. 10/14/2005

    Engineers help turn science into interactive exhibits

  12. 10/13/2005

    Tool from metals' design could aid protein engineering

  13. 10/4/2005

    Early proteins may have sprouted under thirsty conditions

  14. 9/29/2005

    UW-Madison nanoscale research receives big boost

  15. 9/29/2005

    Microfluidics offers new portals for discovery

  16. 9/26/2005

    UW-Madison helps Imago carry out its big vision for seeing small

  17. 9/16/2005

    Fall Career Connection largest in five years

  18. 9/12/2005

    New faculty boast diverse skills

  19. 9/6/2005

    Engineering sources for continued media coverage

  20. 8/29/2005

    Two groups funded for innovative learning initiatives

  21. 8/22/2005

    Despite gains, women still face bias in science careers

  22. 8/21/2005

    Ethanol treatment may be instrumental in fighting IV-based infections

  23. 8/15/2005

    Polymer bandages may give old bridges new life

  24. 8/9/2005

    UW-Madison in driver's seat of national transportation center

  25. 8/4/2005

    Study reveals what makes super-hard ceramics strong yet supple

  26. 8/1/2005

    Engineers chart semiconductors on the scale of atoms

  27. 7/25/2005

    Fusion reactor could detect explosives

  28. 7/18/2005

    Scientists probe CWD's spread through soils

  29. 7/17/2005

    Diamonds are a scientist's best friend: Research into building better small machines

  30. 7/11/2005

    A new tool for keeping computers cool

  31. 6/28/2005

    UW-Madison Concrete Canoe Team Wins 3rd Consecutive National Competition

  32. 6/27/2005

    Engineers recognized for Rwanda aid

  33. 6/23/2005

    Microchip inventor and UW engineering alumnus Kilby dies

  34. 6/20/2005

    Polymer grid technology a boon for bridges

  35. 6/13/2005

    New technique provides path to manufacturing complex nano-electronic devices

  36. 6/2/2005

    Green diesel: New process makes liquid transportation fuel from plants

  37. 5/30/2005

    Engineering professor tapped for presidential award

  38. 5/23/2005

    The inverse Doppler effect

  39. 5/16/2005

    College of Engineering faculty/staff awards

  40. 6/9/2005

    New laser provides spectrum of sensing data

  41. 5/2/2005

    ECE team devises nanoscale method for investigating living systems

  42. 4/25/2005

    Big collaboration links learners to science on a tiny scale

  43. 4/18/2005

    UW-Madison professor aids effort to develop standard healthcare assessments

  44. 4/11/2005

    UW-Madison Engineering EXPO, April 14-16, 2005

  45. 4/4/2005

    Students strive to create clean energy future

  46. 3/28/2005

    Warning drivers of weather conditions on the road

  47. 3/21/2005

    UW-Madison workgroup helps state companies tap the power of RFID

  48. 3/14/2005

    Muetze and Gopalan win NSF CAREER awards

  49. 3/7/2005

    Time is money

  50. 2/28/2005

    Creative students create business based on student creativity

  51. 2/21/2005

    The stuff of dreams

  52. 2/11/2005

    Firefighter life-saving invention wins top Innovation Days Prize

  53. 2/7/2005

    Student innovators prepare to compete on Innovation Days, Feb. 10 and 11

  54. 1/31/2005

    Researchers squeeze atomic arrangements to create superior memory material

  55. 1/24/2005

    Job market for engineering grads bouncing back

  56. 1/17/2005

    Nanoscale electron island could lead to new efficient flat-panel displays

  57. 1/10/2005

    Freshman design course gives students a glimpse of their futures

  58. 1/3/2005

    New IE name reflects broader focus