2012 News Release Archive
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5/24/2012
Wisconsin Rapids middle school students learn what it takes to be an engineer
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5/17/2012
In chemical reactions, water adds speed without heat
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5/15/2012
Unsafe at any speed: Even for driving pros, distractions increase crash risk
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5/15/2012
Behdad receives Department of Defense instrumentation grant
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5/14/2012
Ren receives ECE dissertation award
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5/14/2012
Winners announced in Steuber Prize for excellence in first-year writing
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5/14/2012
UW-Madison biomedical engineering, pharmacy researcher earns international honor
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5/14/2012
UW-Madison launches online sustainable systems engineering graduate program
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5/11/2012
There are more than five sides to this story: In metallic glasses, researchers find a few new atomic structures
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5/10/2012
Strengthening bonds with the welding industry
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5/10/2012
Turng receives grant for nanocellulose research
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5/9/2012
Turng student wins plastics paper award
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5/9/2012
Wiegmann and colleagues receive award for trauma research
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5/8/2012
UW-Madison earns DOE funding for nuclear engineering innovations
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5/3/2012
Deaf-communication pioneer to receive honorary degree at spring commencement
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5/2/2012
At smallest scale, liquid crystal behavior portends new materials
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4/30/2012
Corradini earns nuclear honor
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4/30/2012
Bringing best practices to Wisconsin manufacturers
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4/30/2012
Polygon names 2012 teaching excellence winners
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4/26/2012
Zhou gets grant for quality control study
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4/26/2012
High honors for widely-cited Linderoth paper
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4/26/2012
Grants and graduate support for Wiegmann, Shi
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4/19/2012
Modernized inventory system wins Qualcomm Wireless Innovation Prize
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4/16/2012
UW-Madison students to compete in Qualcomm Wireless Prize Competition
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4/13/2012
UW-Madison spinoff company earns funding to improve unique wound-healing technology
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4/13/2012
U.S. Army awards Negrut $120,000 to augment supercomputer
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3/30/2012
Graham among 12 outstanding faculty to receive Kellett mid-career awards
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3/27/2012
Engineering dean search and screen committee appointed
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3/22/2012
"Impact the World" series profiles Engineers Without Borders in Rwanda
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3/20/2012
Residential community helps science-minded college women succeed
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3/26/2012
The Badger Engineering Perspective podcast: Craig Benson
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3/14/2012
Sanchez wins best paper award
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3/14/2012
Former nuclear engineering professor Harold Forsen dies
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3/14/2012
Bio-inspired antenna design earns IEEE paper prize
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3/14/2012
Adams named to World Road Association committee
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3/13/2012
Researchers advance understanding of fibril inhibitors for diabetes therapy
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3/2/2012
When process equals progress: Building blocks for biotech businesses
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2/28/2012
On March 8, UW-Madison nuclear engineer to help unveil report on Fukushima
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2/27/2012
Moskwa recognized for innovative engine test system
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2/27/2012
Mechanical and engineering physics professor picked for Chinese university enrichment
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2/27/2012
Wilcox wins poster prize at fusion conference
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2/27/2012
Learning in libraries: New center marries instructional and study space
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2/21/2012
For plastics knowledge, India looks to UW-Madison engineers
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2/16/2012
Inspired by steel, nano-manufacturing gets wear-resistant carbide tip
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2/13/2012
Three engineering faculty members honored as Vilas Associates
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2/13/2012
Gregerson recognized for outstanding service as a teaching assistant
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2/13/2012
Paper written by civil engineer and ECE professor earns accolades
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2/10/2012
Cheap, printable prosthetic hand wins top prize at 2012 Innovation Days
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2/9/2012
Geotechnical, nuclear engineers named to National Academy of Engineering
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2/8/2012
Dean Paul S. Peercy: K-12 outreach initiatives
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2/8/2012
Dean Paul S. Peercy: Academic initiatives
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2/8/2012
Dean Paul S. Peercy: Educational investments
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2/8/2012
Dean Paul S. Peercy: Facilities growth
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2/8/2012
Dean Paul S. Peercy: Research and development milestones
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2/8/2012
Longtime engineering dean announces plans to retire
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2/7/2012
Smallest tools could yield biggest results in bone repair
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2/3/2012
Water filtration, smart phones, LED lights and more to be showcased in student invention competition
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2/1/2012
Roundabouts emerging as the ideal intersection between driver safety and efficiency
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1/31/2012
Materials engineer applies education to stem cell challenges
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1/27/2012
EMA undergrad team to test spacesuit dust removal through NASA program
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1/27/2012
Behdad’s paper on bio-inspired antenna arrays was most read in 2011
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1/27/2012
Ma earns UW-Madison fellowship, other funding
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1/25/2012
UW-Madison engineer honored for contributions in South Korea
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1/25/2012
With second company, laser researchers are seeing new light
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1/19/2012
With $3.5 million, UW-Madison-led consortium will address national freight issues
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1/13/2012
Happy New Year from the Mars Desert Research Station
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1/13/2012
Alderson wins best student paper award
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1/13/2012
Burfeindt earns award for paper on breast cancer imaging
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1/13/2012
Wright, Nowak and Figueiredo earn best paper award
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1/13/2012
Shapiro named editor-in-chief of top computer science industry publication
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1/13/2012
Kou to present Adams Lecture
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1/12/2012
Robinson wins Kimball Medal
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1/12/2012
Two projects to study cell-to-cell communications
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1/10/2012
The Badger Engineering Perspective podcast: Raj Veeramani
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1/10/2012
Spin-off company earns $4 million in recent funding
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1/10/2012
Benson honored for service, research
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1/10/2012
UW-Madison online engineering master's programs ranked No. 1
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1/9/2012
Optimizing internal combustion: CAREER award supports study of new diagnostic tool
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1/6/2012
Revealing the chemical fingerprints of a crime
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