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New cybersecurity measures could mean more research funding for UWM

By Erin O'DonnellJune 19, 2026Science & TechnologyEngineering
A group of people stand in a room in front of a stack of computer servers.

New cybersecurity measures could mean more research funding for UWM

By Erin O'DonnellJune 19, 2026Science & TechnologyEngineering

University striving to meet federal data security guidelines that will enable researchers to quality for more federal projects and partner with more companies.

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How traffic delays inspired student’s award-winning startup

By Laura OttoJune 18, 2026Science & TechnologyEngineering
A man stands on a pedestrian bridge over a city street busy with traffic. He's holding and looking at an ipad.

UWM PhD student Joel Roberts won the grand prize at the WiSys Big Idea Pitch Competition with a project that harnesses computer power and algorithms to solve traffic problems.

UWM shows its engineering strengths at statewide manufacturing summit

By Laura OttoJune 17, 2026Science & TechnologyEngineering
Two men wearing black shirts talk with visitors to an exhibition booth.

Over 700 industry leaders, educators, researchers and policymakers gathered recently for an inaugural manufacturing summit focused on strengthening Wisconsin’s position as a national manufacturing leader.

Two UWM Baja cars, one banner season for engineering students

By Laura OttoJune 8, 2026Science & TechnologyEngineering
A dozen people dressed in winter clothes stand behind a Baja race car, with banners reading UW-Milwaukee and Komatsu.

Intercollegiate competition provides real-world experience in collaboration and problem-solving as students design and build race cars.

UWM professors are reimagining digital libraries for the visually impaired

By Tree MeinchJune 2, 2026Science & Technology
UWM professors Iris Chi and Wonchan Choi discuss their work to reimagine digital libraries in front of a display screen.

Iris Xie and Wonchan Choi are creating new design guidelines for digital libraries. Their work aims to help millions with visual impairments.

Cleaner lakes, safer water: UWM researcher’s work has a lasting impact

By James CarltonMay 22, 2026Science & TechnologyWater & Environment
UWM professor Todd Miller and postdoctoral student Anjana Adhikari work together in the laboratory.

Todd Miller studies toxins in Wisconsin’s waterways. His research on preventing harmful algal blooms could help improve water quality for all.

Lynde B. Uihlein gives $10 million endowment to UWM School of Freshwater Sciences

By Howie Magner May 14, 2026Science & TechnologyWater & Environment
Five people stand in a row

The endowment, among the largest received in UWM’s history, will bolster the freshwater school and its Center for Water Policy. It will also provide operating funds for the school’s research vessels.

UWM biologist dives beneath Antarctica sea ice to study the impact of climate change

By Sarah Vickery May 6, 2026Science & TechnologyWater & Environment
Two divers float just below a hole in the sea ice

Antarctica is one of the most barren places on Earth. But below the ice, the sea teems with life. That’s the place that UWM doctoral student Lauran Liggan explores with curiosity and wonder.

UWM freshwater sciences alum works to clean up Milwaukee’s waterways

By Tree MeinchApril 24, 2026Science & TechnologyWater & Environment
UWM alum Brennan Dow stands on a bridge overlooking the Milwaukee River.

Brennan Dow earned his master’s in freshwater sciences. He now works for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, restoring Milwaukee’s waterways.

UWM physics student researches the cosmos

By Maridel AllinderApril 13, 2026Science & Technology
A man stands outside under some trees.

International student Pratyusava Baral was drawn to UWM to work with astronomers who helped detect gravitational waves.

Alum helping improve wastewater treatment with ‘explainable AI’

By Laura Otto March 26, 2026Science & TechnologyWater & Environment
A man sits at a table working at a laptop computer.

Fuad Nasir aims to solve a major challenge faced by treatment plant operators: critical water-quality tests take days to complete, while operators often need to make decisions within hours.

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