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  1. UW-Madison launches online sustainable systems engineering graduate program

  2. Strengthening bonds with the welding industry

  3. Deaf-communication pioneer to receive honorary degree at spring commencement

  4. Bringing best practices to Wisconsin manufacturers

  5. UW-Madison spinoff company earns funding to improve unique wound-healing technology

  6. "Impact the World" series profiles Engineers Without Borders in Rwanda

  7. When process equals progress: Building blocks for biotech businesses

  8. For plastics knowledge, India looks to UW-Madison engineers

  9. UW-Madison professor gets top honor for work in South Korea

  10. With second company, laser researchers are seeing new light

  11. UW-Madison engineer honored for contributions in South Korea

  12. With $3.5 million, UW-Madison-led consortium will address national freight issues

  13. UW-Madison online engineering master's programs ranked No. 1

  14. Spin-off company earns $4 million in recent funding

  15. Revealing the chemical fingerprints of a crime

  16. From the Menominee Forest to Madison: Engineering a path for American Indian transfer students

  17. Teaching the societal side of engineering

  18. Optimizing optimization when symmetry is at play

  19. Video: Opportunities in engineering: Annual report 2011

  20. University, private-sector collaboration brings Bucky Wagon back for homecoming

  21. New 'microgrid' test beds will foster state industry opportunities

  22. Microformer team wins second place in student humanitarian competition

  23. UW-Madison's first online degree program celebrates 10 years of success

  24. Wisconsin engineer, entrepreneur move 'green' diesel engine closer to market

  25. Human gait soon could power portable electronics

  26. Human factors expert to help guide safety in next generation of space exploration

  27. New pond will protect Arboretum, Lake Wingra, from stormwater influx

  28. UW-Madison spinoff receives $1.5 million for optimizing dual-fuel engines

  29. Engineering innovations impress visitors at the Wisconsin State Fair

  30. QRM helps Plover, Wisconsin, company to slash lead times, expand into new markets

  31. Hybrid vehicle team to test drive new, efficient dual-fuel engine

  32. Benson appointed UW-Madison sustainability research and education director

  33. Johnson Controls teams up with UW-Madison for energy-storage research

  34. UW-Madison undergrads win NASA habitat design competition

  35. Russell named dean of the UW-Madison Division of Continuing Studies

  36. Morgridge Institute researchers release first educational game

  37. CHESS receives $9.5 million to help older adults

  38. Nano coatings show big potential for energy storage

  39. Ohio middle, high school teams top National Science Olympiad

  40. Kenneth and Ruth Wright among three to receive UW-Madison honorary degrees at spring commencement

  41. Public opportunities abound at 2011 Science Olympiad National Tournament

  42. Thousands experience science at successful Engineering Expo

  43. New technology could stamp out bacteria in persistent wounds

  44. UW-Madison's economic impact statewide hits $12.4 billion

  45. Engineering alumni named to WAA Forward under 40 list

  46. UW-Madison to host 2011 Science Olympiad National Tournament May 18-21

  47. Kulcinski earns NASA medal for exceptional service

  48. Probing the mysteries of nanoscale wear

  49. Transportation researchers help identify economic impact of traffic congestion on truck-borne freight

  50. Monroe manufacturer partners with UW-Madison on electric truck

  51. Fast fix: Bioactive coatings promote cell growth

  52. 100-year study mirrors U.S. history of concrete

  53. Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery facility opens on UW-Madison campus

  54. Warning system shows potential for alleviating crashes at dangerous rural intersections

  55. Tongue-stimulation research focuses on multiple sclerosis

  56. New simulator puts UW-Madison on the map for driving research

  57. Alumni and students ‘cook up’ future of vehicle teams

  58. Exploring engineering: Young Racine students connect with campus early and often

  59. UW-Madison research informs upcoming EPA coal-combustion products ruling

  60. Engineers team up with Trek for cycling research

  61. Friction stir welding fuses engineering research and Wisconsin industry

  62. It's about time: U.S. manufacturers CAN compete

  63. Entrepreneur translates research into real-world health solutions

  64. Improving the cutting edge

  65. Google executive to address Wisconsin industry at E-Business conference

  66. Computers—and people—work in parallel at new laboratory

  67. Celebrating 11 years of Camp Badger

  68. Join Engineers Without Borders to design Lake Wingra biofiltration garden

  69. By design, camps for students with disabilities take anxiety out of step to college

  70. UW-Madison engineer lends expertise to ambitious bridge-building effort

  71. Student news: Living and learning in China: Engineering students travel to Hangzhou

  72. With an extensive international network, Lorenz is Wisconsin Idea ‘ambassador’

  73. Back in circulation: Why certain polymers improve blood flow

  74. Partnering with UW-Madison QRM center gives Phoenix Products a bright future

  75. A step forward: Assisted walking system wins national innovation award

  76. May 7 biomedical engineering student invention expo to showcase real medical solutions

  77. From sky and lake, researchers study blue-green algae

  78. CAREER award funds study of how estrogen-mimics affect cells

  79. Low-power computers could benefit environment and U.S. economy

  80. Scavenging energy waste to turn water into hydrogen fuel

  81. Fused cells promising for tissue regeneration

  82. Nano-foundry technique yields ultra-durable probes from diamond

  83. Finding the right path: New approach could produce multi-function nanodevices

  84. Template engineering demonstrates possibilities of new superconducting material

  85. New process yields high-energy-density plant-based transportation fuel

  86. Not just another pretty place: Pecatonica River provides scientific basis for future restoration projects

  87. Beyond boundaries: Integrating engineering and biology

  88. Not-so-risky business: New computational models will offer decision support

  89. UW-Madison students safe after Haiti quake