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UW Engineers have figured out a way to speed up the body's natural healing time with a low-cost wound dressing. Learn how it taps energy generated from a patient’s own body motions to apply gentle electrical pulses at the site of an injury.
Badger wins Wisconsin Tech Council statewide ‘elevator pitch’ competition Learn more about Blexx Technology, a company founded by 21-year-old UW–Madison student Erin Tenderholt, which won the top prizes at the Elevator Pitch Olympics. EatStreet founders honored with the UW–Madison 2018 Entrepreneurial Achievement Award Badgers Matt Howard, Eric Martell and Alex Wyler were back on …
The founders of EatStreet, a national food ordering and delivery company, were honored Nov. 14 with the UW–Madison 2018 Entrepreneurial Achievement Award. EatStreet is rooted in Madison, where in 2010 three UW–Madison undergraduates grew frustrated with a clunky restaurant takeout ordering process. In response, Matt Howard, Eric Martell and Alex Wyler “cooked up” an …
Data Chat a startup from the UW–Madison department of computer science aims to make it more efficient for businesses to get insights from data
At least 10 Wisconsin businesses fundamentally depend, in one way or another, on pluripotent stem cells discovered at UW-Madison 20 years ago.
In response to an evolving job market, UW-Madison launches a new master's in quantum computing, the first of its kind in the US, and aimed at quickly solving business demands.
We were pleased to welcome leadership from Johnson Controls (JCI) and their senior research and development executives who visited UW–Madison on Friday, November 9. Team members from Johnson Controls and UW Athletics pose for photos during a visit to UW–Madison. Featured L-R Chris McIntosh – UW Athletics, Bill Jackson – JCI, Barry Alvarez – UW …
In a win-win situation, UW–Madison engineering students can gain real-world experience in a one-of-a-kind facility and Rockwell can help build the technical skills of the next generation of engineers.
Among the hundreds of events offered around the state during the Wisconsin Science Festival, which runs Oct. 11 – 14, are four in-depth discussions in Madison on some of the most significant challenges science is addressing — and universal questions science is answering. Toward a more inclusive STEM enterprise The questions that will be put …
Handshake is UW’s new tool to assist employers with talent acquisition on campus. It will allow you to post jobs, internships, and register for campus career events.