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Why study engineering at the University of Washington?
To work with award-winning yet approachable faculty. To participate in pathbreaking research. And, to gain real world work experience at a leading local company. MORE »
2011 Diamond Awards—Open for Nominations »
The College of Engineering recognizes the contributions of UW engineers each year with the Diamond Awards. Nominate an exceptional engineer for the 2011 awards. MORE »
Empower a Student to Change the World »
As part of a capstone class, students from the Human Centered Design & Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering departments worked to develop a low-cost, easy-to-use portable ultrasound for midwives. Your gift to the Capstone Fund will allow students to pursue their professional interests, work in a team and tackle complex, full-cycle design. MORE »
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News »
Ostendorf to Receive Engineering Education Award EE professor and CoE associate dean Mari Ostendorf named HP-Harriett B. Rigas Award winner.
Sign Language by Cell Phone Gets First Tests Students in the UW's deaf & hard of hearing in computing program are testing the first device able to transmit ASL over US cellular networks.
Technology to 'Do the Right Thing' PhD candidate Jon Froelich (CS&E) helped compile a list of the coolest "persuasive technologies" that seek to help us save energy and make better health choices.
Events »
September 6, 8, & 10, 2010
NAE Grand Challenges on UWTV UW Engineering dean Matt O'Donnell and Hugh Chang of PATH speak at the NAE Grand Challenges Summit on May 2. Several air times.
October 11 and 12, 2010
Electrical Engineering Lecture Series Two lectures by Dr. Thomas Kailath of Stanford. RSVP by October 1: 206-685-9816 or coeevent@uw.edu.
Wednesday, October 13, 7 p.m.
High-Pressure Crisis in the Gulf Our fall lecture series kicks off with an inside look at the BP oil spill from two UW Engineering professors tasked with measuring it. Kane Hall.