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Group photo taken during UW event. Group is in front of large, advanced machinery

Oct 22, 2026

A collaboration worth celebration

The decade-long Boeing Advanced Research Collaboration is forging the future of flight — and providing a new model of strategic academic-industry partnership.
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Detailed view of a semiconductor chip and circuitry, symbolizing the global technology industry that UW Engineering students experienced firsthand in Taiwan.

Sep 28, 2026

Chips2Future

A summer immersion in the epicenter of the modern semiconductor industry — Taiwan — was the experience of a lifetime for UW Engineering students.
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Alan Kaptanoglu (A&A), Hichem Tasfaout (BioE), Beiyu Lin (BioE), Rupak Rajachar (BioE), E. Daniel Cárdenas-Vásquez (ChemE), Abdolmajid (Mazi) Erfani (CEE), Andres Erbsen (CSE), Nicholas Sharp (CSE), Taylor Kessler Faulkner (CSE), Samantha Speer (HCDE), Tianli (Andy) Feng (Mechanical Engineering (ME), Mithun Goutham (ME)

Sep 25, 2026

Welcoming our new faculty for 2026

This fall, the College of Engineering welcomes 12 new faculty members, who bring expertise ranging from nuclear fusion to gene therapy and digital security to nanoscale modeling.
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Aerial view of an agricultural test field with rows of young crops, irrigation lines, and researchers examining plants

Aug 31, 2026

Sowing the beads of life

UW Engineering researchers are adapting hydrogels to catalyze advances in farming, wastewater treatment, healthcare, biofuel and more.
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Environmental researcher working on an environmental monitoring tower in a forested landscape

Aug 03, 2026

Solutions for a changing world

How UW Engineering researchers turn environmental insight into systems that communities can trust: cleaner power, sustainable materials, resilient water and safer recovery after disasters.
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Close-up of map showing major interstates near Seattle. A red pin is sticking out of the map representing a stopping point.

Jul 22, 2026

Visualizing the future of transportation

Through the data-driven initiative Mobility Washington 2050, UW researchers are helping Washington prepare for the transportation challenges of a state expected to reach 10 million residents by 2050.
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