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2006 News Release Archive

  1. 12/20/2006

    Good heavens: Space telescopes may have steadier view

  2. 12/19/2006

    UW-Madison professor leads national effort to improve medical records

  3. 11/21/2006

    Good sports: Hamstring findings may help injured athletes stay healthy

  4. 11/16/2006

    University of Wisconsin Energy Institute engages stakeholders in creative solutions

  5. 11/15/2006

    UW engineers develop more than tenfold improvement in measuring virus infectivity

  6. 10/26/2006

    Web portal to paint ‘big picture’ of Wisconsin traffic safety

  7. 10/10/2006

    College honors 15 at Oct. 13 Engineers' Day festivities

  8. 10/6/2006

    Microbial “blueprint” may unlock mysteries of wastewater treatment

  9. 10/2/2006

    Making more functional biopolymers

  10. 9/22/2006

    Biggest Career Connection ever brings students and employers together

  11. 9/18/2006

    College welcomes eight new faculty members

  12. 9/14/2006

    UW-Madison engineers present at ACS

  13. 9/13/2006

    Engineering a ‘Trojan horse’ to sneak drugs into the brain

  14. 9/8/2006

    MATC, UW-Madison collaborate on biodiesel fuel reactor

  15. 8/22/2006

    Harnessing the power of bacteria

  16. 8/2/2006

    Autonomous lenses may bring microworld into focus

  17. 7/25/2006

    New MR technique quickly builds 3-D images of knees

  18. 7/20/2006

    New program to advance personal health care through technology

  19. 7/19/2006

    Study shows most effective ways for cancer patients to learn online

  20. 7/18/2006

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

  21. 6/29/2006

    Study of urban roadside dirt reveals potentially toxic mixture of metals

  22. 6/29/2006

    New process makes diesel fuel and industrial chemicals from simple sugar

  23. 6/26/2006

    Campus leaders reflect on Denice Denton's life

  24. 6/22/2006

    Researchers study why waste in bioreactor landfills degrades in haste

  25. 6/19/2006

    UW-Madison Concrete Canoe Team takes fourth consecutive national championship

  26. 6/19/2006

    Physicists persevere in quest for inexhaustible energy source

  27. 6/7/2006

    New approach allows closer look at smoker lungs

  28. 5/30/2006

    UW-Madison engineer named chief scientist for international fusion experiment

  29. 5/26/2006

    Just one nanosecond: Clocking events at the nanoscale

  30. 5/15/2006

    Cramer appointed Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

  31. 5/11/2006

    Five COE faculty win NSF CAREER Awards

  32. 5/8/2006

    CEE alum Boldt receives honorary degree

  33. 5/4/2006

    Metal-embedding method helps tiny sensors function in extreme environments

  34. 5/3/2006

    College of Engineering honors faculty and staff award recipients

  35. 4/24/2006

    Art, engineering entwined in outdoor exhibit May 1-14

  36. 4/19/2006

    Soil-bound prions remain infectious

  37. 4/13/2006

    Scientists fashion semiconductors into flexible membranes

  38. 4/13/2006

    Technology helps electricity consumers become suppliers

  39. 3/22/2006

    Cancer patients get emotional benefits from participating in online support groups

  40. 3/21/2006

    UW engineers squeeze secrets from proteins

  41. 3/8/2006

    Patrick Farrell to become UW-Madison's next provost

  42. 3/6/2006

    New technology could reduce the cost of auto radar

  43. 3/6/2006

    Liquid crystals show promise in controlling embryonic stem cells

  44. 2/28/2006

    Thin is in: Engineering tool targets plastics, other slender parts

  45. 2/17/2006

    Geological engineer named to national academy

  46. 2/15/2006

    Study shows link between clear lakes and contaminated fish

  47. 2/10/2006

    Concentrating solar collector earns first place in creativity, prototype competitions

  48. 2/8/2006

    Study explains unexpected conductivity of nanoscale silicon

  49. 1/30/2006

    Undergraduate invention competitions set for Feb. 9 and 10

  50. 1/27/2006

    From 2-D blueprint, material assembles into novel 3-D nanostructures

  51. 1/26/2006

    Study examines use of online breast cancer support groups

  52. 1/20/2006

    Take-home lessons: Classroom projects translate into immediate workplace gains

  53. 1/5/2006

    Radiation studies key to nuclear reactor life, recycling spent fuel