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// Mechanical Engineering

Engine software from UW spinoff being used around the world

September 27, 2016

Tags: alumni, computational fluid dynamics, Convergent Science, engine design, Kelly Senecal, ME, Reitz, Rutland, spinoffs

// Biomedical Engineering

Researchers in tissue engineering and ophthalmology collaborate to improve treatment of AMD

September 22, 2016

// Electrical & Computer Engineering

Undergraduate research enables big steps forward for small-scale power grids

September 17, 2016

Tags: Electrical and computer engineering, Energy, interdisciplinary research, microgrids, power, summer research, Sustainable Energy, undergraduate research, WEMPEC

// Mechanical Engineering

Advanced 'nano-cutter' to boost emerging materials research at UW-Madison

September 12, 2016

Tags: Advanced Manufacturing, Emerging Materials, faculty research, Grainger Institute for Engineering, Machining, Nanotechnology, Sangkee Min

// Biomedical Engineering

GE visits campus to honor student contest winner, talk innovation

September 12, 2016

Tags: BME, Chris Nguyen, competition, GE, students, Unimpossible Missions

// Biomedical Engineering

UW-Madison team awarded NIH grant to reverse blindness

September 7, 2016

Tags: blindness, BME, Faculty, grant, Justin Williams, NIH, research, William Murphy

// Materials Science & Engineering

For first time, carbon nanotube transistors outperform silicon

September 2, 2016

Tags: Arnold, carbon nanotubes, Faculty, Gopalan, MS&E, research, transistor

// Biomedical Engineering

UW-Madison student wins GE’s 'Unimpossible Missions: The University Edition' challenge

August 29, 2016

Tags: BME, Chris Nguyen, competition, GE, students, Unimpossible Missions

Amin Momeni (standing at computer), who recently completed his PhD in Behdad’s group, investigates the three-dimensional radio signal being emanated from a prototype antenna. The device is able to send scanning beams in multiple directions from a stationary position. Nader Bedahd (standing, left), Seyed Mohamad, and Hasan Abadi observe.

// Electrical & Computer Engineering

A simple solution for complicated scanning antennas? Stand still.

August 25, 2016

Tags: antennas, beam steering, communications, Electrical and computer engineering, office of naval research, phase-varied arrays, radar

// Industrial & Systems Engineering

Professor earns highest honor in the field of decision analysis

August 25, 2016

Tags: Bier, Decision Analysis Society, Faculty, Frank P. Ramsey, INFORMS, ISyE

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