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A glasses frame with sensors attached on a model of a head.

Fri, 12/05/2025 | UW Mechanical Engineering

Eye tracker detects chronic fatigue

UW mechanical engineering researchers have developed a wearable device that can assess fatigue with sensors that monitor eye movements.

Rocky Mountain landscape near Crested Butte, Colorado.

Wed, 12/03/2025 | UW Civil & Environmental Engineering

From field to film, measuring “missing snow”

UW hydrology team quantifies snow lost to the air and shows the work behind the numbers in a short film.

A student works with a silicon wafer by a molecular layer deposition reactor.

Mon, 12/01/2025 | UW Molecular Engineering & Sciences Institute

Next-generation integrated circuits

A UW research team uses extreme ultraviolet photolithography to create next-generation integrated circuits.

Aerial view of University of Washington campus in autumn

Tue, 11/25/2025 | UW News

Clarivate's highly cited researchers

Congrats to the 12 UW Engineering faculty included on this year's list, which recognizes researchers whose publications significantly influenced the work of others.

Person in a lab coat working with a microscope and computer in a laboratory.

Mon, 11/24/2025 | UW Mechanical Engineering

Magnetic microgels

Mechanical engineering researchers are exploring how to use microgels to regenerate tissue, which could one day transform outcomes for people with limb or digit loss.

Noah A Smith

Tue, 11/18/2025 | UW News

$10 million gift establishes AI@UW

The gift from Charles and Lisa Simonyi will support the UW’s leadership in advancing AI. Allen School Professor Noah A. Smith will become the UW's Vice Provost for AI.

Photo of Andre Ye in front of a chalkboard with philosophy-related information on it.

Fri, 11/14/2025 | UW Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Questioning the AI answer

Curiosity leads the way for interdisciplinary undergraduate researcher Andre Ye.

Group of people in a lab examining concrete samples

Wed, 11/12/2025 | UW Civil & Environmental Engineering

Putting concrete to the test

In the civil and environmental engineering department's construction materials lab, students mix, test and break concrete to learn how materials behave.

A close up of a penny on a black-and-white grid. To the right of the penny is a tiny microchip, about 1/20th the size of the penny.

Thu, 11/06/2025 | UW Electrical & Computer Engineering

Developing high frequency electronics

Hossein Naghavi is designing microchips that use high frequency terahertz electronics, combining integrated circuit design with advanced electromagnetic techniques.

A woman in a blue lab coat and safety goggles holds an instrument to load a sample into a reactor in the lab

Tue, 11/04/2025 | UW Chemical Engineering

Advancing water treatment

Chemical Engineering graduate student Joelle Scott is exploring new methods to remove toxic forever chemicals and other contaminants from wastewater.