College of Engineering
Washington Engineer

October 2020

illustration of two smart phone screens
 
Putting health care in your hands
 
UW researchers are developing smartphone apps to improve health and save lives.
 
READ MORE
 
 
street corner
 
Tracking COVID-19 response over time
 
UW researchers have developed a project that regularly scans Seattle’s streets to document how the city has reacted to the pandemic and what recovery looks like.
 
 
 
tray of N-95 masks
Decontaminating N95 masks
 
Thanks to a unique collaboration, first responders have a new tool to decontaminate masks.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Jihui Yang
 
Jihui Yang named College of Engineering Vice Dean
 
Prior to this appointment, Yang served as chair of Materials Science & Engineering (MSE). He holds the Kyocera Professorship in MSE.
 
 
Eve Riskin
 
Eve Riskin receives Presidential Award for Excellence in Mentoring
 
The award is the highest national honor given by the U.S. government to mentors working to expand STEM talent. Riskin is a professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering.
 
 
book covers
 
HCDE researchers publish new books
 
Professor Cecilia Aragon shares her story of becoming a competitive aerobatic pilot; research scientist Shana Lee Hirsch explores climate change and adaptive restoration.
 
 
 

Jessica Ray named among Talented 12 ‘young stars’ by Chemical and Engineering News

 
Awards | Civil & Environmental Engineering
 
 

UW launches Institute for Foundations of Data Science

 
Research  | UW News
 
 

UW team developing model to help lower COVID-19 infections in Seattle and other cities

 
Research | UW News
 
 

Allen School team finds that mainstream and misinformation news sites display similar levels of problematic ads

 
Research | UW News
 
 

Nancy Allbritton, Christine Luscombe and Steven Kramer elected to Washington State Academy of Science

 
Awards | UW News
 
 

Richard Ladner receives National Science Board 2020 Public Service Award

 
Awards  | Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering
 
 

Experiments with twisted 2D materials catch electrons behaving collectively

 
Research   | UW News
 
UW Washington Engineer
Be Boundless / For Washington, For the World
UW Engineering Facebook    UW Engineering Twitter    UW Engineering YouTube    UW Engineering LinkedIn    Instagram
Contact Us   |   Privacy   |   Terms
© 2020
University of Washington College of Engineering | Seattle, WA
This email was sent to {{lead.Email Address}}
Unsubscribe or change your email preferences