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Tue, 11/29/2022 | UW News

Highly cited researchers

Congrats to the UW Engineering faculty and researchers who've been named to Clarivate's Highly Cited Researchers list for 2022.

Three UW students and Jeopardy's co-hosts

Wed, 11/23/2022 | UW Mechanical Engineering

Engineering undergrad competes on 'College Bowl'

Mechanical engineering student Shruthika Kandukuri shares her recent experiences on the television game show.

A screenshot of a virtual tour of a house. The scene is in a living room and there is a bar over the picture that says "click to explore this 3D space"

Tue, 11/22/2022 | UW News

Privacy and 3D real estate tours

Allen School researchers find privacy risks with 3D tours on real estate websites.

Prostate biopsy 3D dataset

Thu, 11/17/2022 | UW Mechanical Engineering

Accelerating 3D imaging

Researchers in the Molecular Biophotonics Laboratory are scaling up cancer research and microscopy technologies to include collaborations with other universities.

Rachel Lin portrait

Tue, 11/15/2022 | Allen School News

Making "magical concepts" real

Allen School Professor Huijia (Rachel) Lin has been named one of Science News’ 10 Scientists to Watch for her exploration of “magical concepts” in cryptography – seeming paradoxes that turn out to be possible.

CSSAS logo

Thu, 11/10/2022 | UW Chemical Engineering

Introducing CSSAS 2.0

The Center for the Science of Synthesis Across Scales (CSSAS), which focuses on bio-inspired materials synthesis, enters new phase of research.

Two male employees working on the Zap Energy nuclear reactor prototype

Tue, 11/08/2022 | UW Electrical & Computer Engineering

Bringing fusion power to the grid

Originating from UW research, Zap Energy is on its way to making sustainable energy from nuclear fusion a practical reality.

A butterfly resting on a white flower

Mon, 11/07/2022

Healthy people, healthy planet

Learn how the UW Engineering community is transforming research into actions that improve and save lives across the country — and around the world.

Two rendering illustrations of a small movement tracking device

Thu, 11/03/2022 | UW Mechanical Engineering

Advancing sensor technology

Mechanical engineering researchers are developing sensors that recognize body and eye movement, which could improve people’s ability to interact with technology.

A child sits in a chair and a person sits next to them. The person is holding a probe to the child's ear. The probe is connected to a smartphone on the person's lap.

Tue, 11/01/2022 | UW News

Making hearing screening accessible

A UW-led research team has created a new hearing screening system that uses a smartphone and earbuds.