Data driven
ME associate professor Steve Brunton discusses his dynamical systems research and the crucial role that mechanical engineers play in shaping the future of data science.
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Material impact
Material impact
In conjunction with the UW Clean Energy Institute, ME faculty are helping set the course toward a smarter, more sustainable future through new materials research.
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Elementary engineers
Elementary engineers
Marysville fifth graders started this school year as engineers, thanks to ME professor Brian Fabien
and his students.
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Welcome new faculty
Welcome new faculty
Join us in welcoming new faculty and congratulating current faculty on their recent promotions.
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Data driven
The MEssenger
Check out the new edition of the departmental newsletter, The MEssenger, for updates on the innovative work being conducted by students and faculty.
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Engineering Innovation in Health
Visit the Engineering Innovation in Health website to learn how you can participate in this collaboration between engineering and healthcare.
Read MoreMechanical Engineering News & Events
ME is seeking candidates for tenure-track faculty positions.
Underwater sensors monitor sea life
ME researchers have created an underwater mechanical eye called an Adaptable Monitoring Package, or AMP.
New sensors attach to bees
UW engineers have created a sensing system that is small enough to ride aboard a bumblebee.
How do you shush a bridge?
ME researchers trying to tame noisy Highway 520 across Lake Washington.
Frontiers in Higher Education Research Seminar: Giovanna Scalone, Michael Mack
2:30 pm - 3:20 pm