College in the News 2011 Archive
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1/27/2012
UW-Madison professor gets top honor for work in South Korea
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12/23/2011
Is talking on a cell phone while driving really all that bad?
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12/21/2011
NASA selects student teams for microgravity research flights
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12/2/2011
Forage know-how gives Wisconsin farmers an edge in growing biomass
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11/18/2011
Microfabrication breakthrough could set piezoelectric material applications in motion
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11/16/2011
Dielectric study awarded PMB citations prize
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11/14/2011
Staying smart: Engineers and universities work to advance career-long learning
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11/9/2011
It's not easy going green
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10/25/2011
Medow creates life-saving device for children with hydrocephalus
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10/13/2011
For UW-Madison homecoming parade, Bucky's got a new ride
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10/5/2011
Engineers harness power from human respiration
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10/5/2011
Golden Bear to Badger: Matt Doran's musical march
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10/4/2011
'Microgrids' energy storage project announced
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9/30/2011
For The Record: The New Auto Industry
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9/21/2011
Marines give Wis. team funding for diesel engine
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9/14/2011
The cyborg in us all
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9/9/2011
UW-Madison engineering center wins $18 million grant
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9/1/2011
Building the Bucky Wagon: Follow the blog
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2/24/2011
Engineering students benefit from differential tuition
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College in the News
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Jennifer Reed: Metabolism modeler
The Scientist
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Building green gas technology without a manual: Grad student Robert Coolman (video and news story)
livescience.com
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New energy technology taps water, electricity to produce biofuels
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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