June 1, 2017

New Nanofab Intensive Short Course


May 25, 2017

UW researchers build largest circuits to date in living eukaryotic cells


May 23, 2017

UW students take first at PRCCDC

By: Tommy Merth Team Hillarious, comprised entirely of UW Seattle students, took first place in the annual Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (PRCCDC). This competition challenges the students’ ability to analyze security threats and devise defensive strategies in response. Out of the 14 teams competing, Team Hillarious was the only group to successfully protect…


May 16, 2017

Energizing EcoCAR

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May 12, 2017

Dr. Babak Parviz receives U-M Bicentennial Alumni Award

Affiliate Professor Babak Parviz received the prestigious Bicentennial Alumni Award from his alma mater The University of Michigan (U-M) for his “pioneering technological innovations that augment human potential and improve peoples’ lives.” To date, Parviz is one of 20 alumni to earn this exclusive award. Parviz has revolutionized communication technology through advances in optics, self-assembly and miniaturized…


May 10, 2017

Researchers deliver the future in optical display through freeform optics

A near-eye display is a device that brings a visual display as close to you as headphones bring sound. A well-known recent example is Google’s smart glasses, Google Glass. A small, lightweight near-eye display would be of great use for these mobile devices or in industries such as medicine and aerospace, where there exist stringent…


May 9, 2017

Researcher Claire Watts Receives JCATI Best Poster Award

By: Tommy Merth Postdoctoral researcher Claire Watts has earned the 2017 JCATI Best Poster Award. The Joint Center for Aerospace Technology Innovation (JCATI) grants this award annually to cutting-edge aerospace research efforts around Washington State. Watts is a postdoc in UW EE and Paul Allen School Associate Professor Matt Reynold’s lab. Her work, titled “Reconfigurable airborne radar imaging…


May 8, 2017

Stephanie Swanson named ‘Adviser of the Year’

UW Department of Electrical Engineering undergraduate advisor Stephanie Swanson received the Adviser of the Year award by the Association of Professional Advisers and Counselors (APAC). The award honors the top campus adviser for the entire academic year. For Swanson, who has been an academic counselor at the UW for more than five years, advising students is something…


May 4, 2017

Startup BluHaptics Receives NASA Funding to Venture into Space Robotics

BluHaptics, the software company pioneering new solutions for telerobotics, has secured new funding from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to apply its software to remote robotic operations in space. The funding was a part of NASA’s $49.9 million investment in the latest round of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants and Small Business…


May 2, 2017

Graduate Student Nam Song Receives Competitive HRF Fellowship

By: Tommy Merth Master’s student Nam Song has been selected to receive a fellowship from the Hydro Research Foundation (HRF). The Research Awards Program is an annual award given to the nation’s most outstanding students researching hydropower technology. Through this award, Song will have his research funded through HRF and have the opportunity to complete an…



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