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Partnerships with Industry

The Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR) team is here to connect companies to students, faculty research and programs across the College of Engineering. Need to develop a customized plan for student recruitment? We can help. And we can link you to career services for job and internship postings, our diversity programs, engineering faculty related to your industry, and much more. We encourage your company to explore a partnership with us.

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For more information, contact David Iyall. Learn about the research interests of faculty, sponsor ongoing research, and contract research at the UW.
For more information, contact Todd Cleland at the UW Center for Commercialization. Browse our list of Research Labs & Centers.
For more information, contact the director of the research center.
Affiliate programs: BioE | CPAC | CSE | HCDE | OpSIS | UWEB21 | uWAMIT Search for available technologies. For more information, contact the UW Center for Commercialization. Learn about UW Engineering's Professional Masters and Certificate Programs and other UW professional and continuing education programs. Learn about recruiting opportunities, career fairs and posting jobs online.
For more information, contact Ana Wieman. Find out about visiting the College and get maps, bus, driving and parking information. To arrange a campus visit with Corporate & Foundation Relations, contact David Iyall.

Contact Corporate & Foundation Relations

David IyallDavid Iyall
CFR Senior Director
iyall@uw.edu
(206) 543-8192
357 Loew Hall

UW Engineering Partnerships Get Big Boosts from State

Five company-researcher projects connected with the UW College of Engineering (CoE) were awarded state funding from the Washington Technology Center (now Innovate Washington).

ME and Hummingbird Scientific: nanoscale imaging of materials in temperature-controlled fluid environments.

EE, CSE and Pico Computing: high-performance parallel computing for accelerating genomics processing.

BioRobotics Lab, EE and Simulab Corp.: software to measure hands-on surgical skills.

CoE; Chemistry and SpringStar, Inc.: a significantly improved mosquito trap for use by the U.S. military, mosquito abatement districts and consumers.

Medicine and Healionics Corp. (spinoff from UW Engineered Biomaterials center): reduction of infection from skin-breaching devices such as catheters.

July 8, 2010 | Washington Technology Center