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2013 News Release Archive

  1. Sustainability master's helps professional engineers grow in new directions

  2. Benson delivers lecture in honor of famed geotechnical engineer

  3. ISyE healthcare conference a success

  4. ME student receives paper prize

  5. Engineering students honored for classroom, community productivity

  6. Crone recognized by SEM for work with experimental mechanics

  7. Klein earns several honors

  8. Paschke earns environmental engineering award

  9. Team earns grant focused on reducing workplace injury, fatigue

  10. Distance-delivered graduate education proposals advance

  11. New tech-enhanced grocery shopping experience wins Innovative Minds Prize

  12. Our global footprint: How faculty, staff and student connections extend around the world

  13. Early career award funds study of messenger RNA stability

  14. Advanced manufacturing focus of June 10-14 conference

  15. First Innovative Minds prize to reward market-ready student innovation

  16. Focus on new faculty: Christy Remucal, optimizing ways to remove contaminants from water

  17. Nimunkar awarded global scholarship honor

  18. Williams receives inaugural restorative neuroscience award

  19. Banerjee honored by mobile technology research group

  20. Newsnotes 5/1/13: A message from Dean Ian Robertson

  21. Engineering students recognized for service and leadership

  22. Award to fund Wiegmann project on medical evacuations

  23. Ergonomics award for Carayon paper

  24. Rothamer earns SAE teaching award

  25. Brennan joins national health IT working group

  26. Civil engineering professor C.K. Wang dies at 95

  27. EP students receive $12,500 in ANS scholarships

  28. Students in UW housing celebrate outstanding educators

  29. Grad students receive Sandia research awards

  30. Slideshow: Scenes from a hot week on the engineering campus

  31. College honors seven at spring apprecation celebration

  32. View scenes from a successful Engineering Expo

  33. Cancer-screening software wins wireless competition

  34. Creative energy harvest and storage ideas top energy and sustainability competition

  35. Explore engineering at April 18-20 Expo

  36. Vanderheiden project receives $12 million for implementation in Europe

  37. Corradini featured at UN dialog session

  38. Sridharan earns UW-Madison academic staff award

  39. Material screening method allows more precise control over stem cells

  40. Freshmen get an all-in introduction to engineering

  41. Chemical engineer receives prestigious Korean honor

  42. Newsnotes 4/1/13: A message from Dean Ian Robertson

  43. ISyE Professor Emeritus George Box passes away

  44. Jennifer Reed: Metabolism modeler

  45. Vanderheiden receives award for contributions to low vision work

  46. With 400th PhD grad, UW-Madison celebrates half a century of fusion energy

  47. American University of Beirut recognizes Menassa

  48. Perepezko honored for contributions to materials research

  49. Seven engineers named UW-Madison Vilas Associates

  50. Differential tuition: Making a difference for you

  51. Virtual exertions research uses muscle activity to move virtual objects

  52. Chesler named ELATE fellow

  53. Pferdehirt honored for MEPP discussion panel

  54. CEE Professor Hoopes passes away

  55. Huber research gaining attention

  56. Lynn, Shusta earn American Chemical Society awards

  57. Rawlings honored with Chancellor’s Award

  58. Sridharan, Sun Prairie company, to explore cold-spray coating applications

  59. Team to study how the sun could help make fuel

  60. College, grad programs, in top-20 in U.S. News rankings

  61. UW-Madison engineering students win 2013 Clean Snowmobile Challenge

  62. Adaptive ski project gives people with disabilities a new chance to participate

  63. Respect, inclusion, integrity: They're up to you

  64. Palecek to receive PNAS paper honor

  65. Man-made material pushes the bounds of superconductivity

  66. Palframan earns IBM fellowship to support computer architecture research

  67. Three faculty among UW-Madison Kellett award recipients

  68. Focus on new faculty: Kris Saha and the intersection of disease, data and public health

  69. Two engineers among UW-Madison Romnes Faculty Fellowship recipients

  70. Focus on new faculty: Sarlioglu seeks to bolster the efficiency of electrical systems

  71. Production process doubles speed and efficiency of flexible electronics

  72. Edil honored for geotechnical contributions

  73. Pfefferkorn lauded for journal reviews

  74. Li earns 3M faculty award

  75. Mutlu earns Carnegie Mellon computer science award

  76. Two ChE alumni named to National Academy of Engineering

  77. Video tool could help active workers avoid injury

  78. UW-Madison engineer named to National Academy of Engineering

  79. Focus on new faculty: Bill Likos and the mechanics of unsaturated soils

  80. Fishing rod holder for boat, land or ice catches judges' attention

  81. Innovation Days showcases undergrad entrepreneurship Feb. 7-8

  82. New GLE prof honored for PhD research

  83. UW-Madison engineer is expert for NOVA chariot documentary

  84. Focus on new faculty: Ashton works to move medicine from treatment to cure

  85. New tools accelerate computational materials research

  86. Focus on new faculty: Matt Ginder-Vogel, using chemistry for a cleaner environment

  87. Focus on new faculty: Melih Eriten and the mysteries of friction

  88. What proteins say about cell behavior

  89. Online engineering graduate programs in top-10 nationally

  90. BMES research group honors Ashton and Saha as ‘rising stars’ in tissue engineering research

  91. Journal of Applied Physics features Shohet teamwork

  92. Carayon speaks at kickoff meeting of new joint healthcare/engineering initiative

  93. Ferris and others to create tool to guide bioenergy policy

  94. Ma to pursue diamond transistors, biotransistors and nanomembrane lasers

  95. Professors Dumesic and Huber among top 100 people in bioenergy

  96. Journals, conference and university tap Graham’s expertise

  97. Building green gas technology without a manual: An interview with grad student Robert Coolman

  98. In Yosemite meadow, study could spark conversation about restoration

  99. Kuech among AAAS honorees

  100. UW-Madison a leader in value among public universities