After twelve consecutive years of high rankings, UW-Madison’s College of Engineering has ranked #8 for online graduate engineering and #5 for veterans for 2023. “As a leader in online graduate engineering education for over 25 …
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MEPE Minute: Faculty Spotlight on Dr. Bob Weiss
We are excited to spotlight the instructor for EPD 640, Introduction to Polymer Rheology, Dr. Bob Weiss. Dr. Weiss has had a long career as a polymer physicist and rheologist and as an educator. After …
MEES Minute: Faculty Spotlight Dr. Nick Nagel
Dr. Nick Nagel is a UW-Madison graduate himself and has been teaching Electric Machines and Drives classes in the MEES and Powertrain Electrification programs since 2021. He also teaches courses in Controls in the ME …
What Path is Your Career On?
Amid all the economic uncertainty we find ourselves in, now is a critical time to reflect on your development and your career path. At UW–Madison, we offer interactive, online degrees that not only teach new …
MEES Minute: 3 MEES affiliates elected SAE Fellow
The 2022 Class of SAE Fellows has 3 key MEES-related members: Program Director, Dr. Andrea Strzelec is recognized for distinguished leadership and impact in advancing the understanding of fuel effects on combustion, particulates, and emissions controls; …
MEPE Minute: How concerned should we be about the omnipresence of microplastic?
Many of us have become accustomed to seeing newspaper headlines about the alarming presence of microplastics – small particles of plastic with a dimension less than 100 microns – in our environment. First microplastics were …
Interview with Ian McIntosh
Interview Ian McIntosh and Carmen De La Torre During this interview, our marketing intern talks with Ian McIntosh, who is a program director for UW-Madison, Office of Interdisciplinary Professional Programs (InterPro). He joined the InterPro …
MEES Minute: New NASEM Article Alert “Pathways to More Rapidly Reduce Transportation’s Climate Change Impact”
On November 17th, Issues in Science & Technology a National Academy of Science, Engineering & Medicine publication released “Pathways to More Rapidly Reduce Transportation’s Climate Change Impact” by Dave Foster (UW Professor Emeritus), John Koszewnik, Wallace …