News
Mon, 10/04/2021 | UW Medicine Newsroom
Study looks at how disease scarring disrupts liver regrowth
New approaches will examine mechanical factors that could be interfering with liver’s usual ability to regenerate itself.
Fri, 10/01/2021
Social robot seeks to improve teen mental health
The Population Health-funded Project EMAR has created an innovative social robot that offers resources to support the mental health needs of adolescents.
Wed, 09/29/2021 | UW News
Accelerated AI algorithms for data-driven discovery
The new NSF-funded A3D3 Institute at the UW will explore ways to harness AI for accelerated discoveries in physics, astronomy and neuroscience.
Mon, 09/27/2021 | UW News
Arsenic makes some Puget Sound fish unsafe to eat
UW CEE and UW Tacoma researchers have found that eating contaminated fish or snails from some South Puget Sound lakes could lead to health risks because of the high arsenic levels.
Fri, 09/24/2021 | UW News
Researchers receive AAAS Golden Goose Award
UW and UC San Diego researchers honored for their work discovering that someone could hack a car
Tue, 09/21/2021 | Allen School News
A snapshot of the future
Forget social media memes — searching for cat photos is serious business for members of the Molecular Information Systems Lab.
Fri, 09/17/2021 | UW Mechanical Engineering
A vision for robotics
The UW MACS Lab builds robots and machines that combine vision, intelligence and manipulation to play games, perform tasks and advance robotics research goals.
Tue, 09/14/2021 | UW Medicine
Kidney prototype earns international prize
The Center for Dialysis Innovation has claimed its third award in the KidneyX competition, which aims to stoke innovation that will reduce the burden of dialysis.
Thu, 09/09/2021 | UW News
New NSF center for optoelectronic and quantum technologies
The Center for Integration of Modern Optoelectronic Materials on Demand plans to bring atomic-level precision to devices and technologies and transform fields like information technology.
Tue, 09/07/2021
Expanding STEM pathways via materials research
The Molecular Engineering Materials Center is part of a three-year, NSF-funded partnership to build STEM career pathways for underserved Hispanic, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students.