UW-Madison group creates a simple, fast and inexpensive fabrication process that is bound to catch the attention of product developers. Learn why this development is so unique.
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New center to help UW-Madison and others to the next generation of crop breeding and plant genetics
Wisconsin Crop Innovation Center (WCIC) is a 100,000-square-foot facility—with labs, greenhouses and growth chambers—poised to be the home to future plant biotechnology achievements.
UW–Madison team earns Hyperloop competition innovation award
Badgerloop, a team made up mainly of University of Wisconsin–Madison undergraduate engineering students, was among the top competitors at the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition II completed Aug. 27, 2017 in California.
UW resources help one of Wisconsin’s top manufacturers find continued success
Three times named Wisconsin manufacturer of the year, Greenheck continues to turn to UW-Madison business resources to help refine and improve their processes.
Resources from UW-Madison at SHRM 2017
Resources for Talent Acquisition Connect with these career centers who can discuss internships and other opportunities to reach our high caliber students. College of Agricultural & Life Sciences College of Letters & Science College of …
Made-in-Madison skin replacement starts final clinical trial for burn victims
Stratatech, a UW-Madison spinoff, aims to prove to the Food and Drug Administration that its material, called StrataGraft, is safe and effective for treating severe burns.
UW-Madison and Kerry working together, sharing success
Shaped by inquisitive graduates, collaborative faculty and Kerry staff, and combined with innovative ideas, UW and Kerry are building on their decades-old partnership, exploring new collaborations.
A relationship with real world benefits for patients and Wisconsin
A multi-decade relationship between UW–Madison and GE Healthcare has created a stream of medical imaging inventions that look inside the human body with increasing accuracy.
UW-Madison professional development course boosts output for Wausau manufacturer
When the operations director at JARP Industries signed up for a lean operations course at UW-Madison, he wasn’t expecting the impact it would deliver. Learn how the course shaped plant manufacturing practices and updated workflow, output and efficiency.
UW awarded second research grant from NBA and GE Healthcare
The latest grant will support research looking at the prevention and treatment of hamstring injuries. And while the focus will be on the elite athletes, the knowledge will benefit everyone who takes the court.