News
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.
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.
Fri, 10/31/2025 | UW College of Arts & Sciences
Can machines learn morality?
UW researchers at the Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences and in the Allen School are exploring the potential for training AI to value altruism.
Wed, 10/29/2025 | UW News
"Liquid metal" composites
UW researchers created a recyclable composite material of liquid metal droplets, which can be connected together to form an electrical circuit.
Mon, 10/27/2025 | UW News
Improving targeted drug delivery
UW researchers design programmable proteins that use logic to improve targeted drug delivery.
Thu, 10/23/2025 | UW News
Neurodiversity and Employment Institute
The Canopy Neurodiversity Foundation awarded a $15 million grant to the UW to support the launch of the UW Institute for Neurodiversity and Employment.
Tue, 10/21/2025 | UW News
Amazon AI PhD Fellowships
Nine UW Ph.D. students in engineering and computer science are part of Amazon's new AI Fellowship program. The UW is one of nine universities to receive funding.
Thu, 10/16/2025 | UW Mechanical Engineering
Making a difference in cancer diagnoses
A first-of-its-kind medical technology is providing a new approach to biopsy imaging for faster breast cancer diagnoses at a hospital in Kumasi, Ghana.
Tue, 10/14/2025 | UW QuantumX
Undergraduate quantum research
Ten students recently explored cutting-edge quantum research as part of QuantumX’s first NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Wed, 10/08/2025 | UW News
Digital culture shock
Allen School Professor Katharina Reinecke's new book explores how "technology is never culturally neutral."