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Spring 2025 ME newsletter
Learn about mechanical engineers in sustainability, a new graduate certificate and other recent news.
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Oct21Tue
ME Seminar: Ramulu Mamidala, UW Mechanical Engineering
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Interdisciplinary Engineering Building G106
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Oct22Wed
PhD Qualifying Examination: Taiyi Feng
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
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Oct23Thu
Seminar with JPL's Tom Cwik
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Electrical and Computer Engineering Building (ECE) - 125
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Oct28Tue
ME Seminar: Johannes E. Fröch, UW Electrical & Computer Engineering
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Interdisciplinary Engineering Building G106
ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
Stay connected
Mentoring students, supporting industry collaboration, and being part of the vision to expand UW ME’s facilities are ways alumni help shape the future of the department.
COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION
Translating ideas into impact
The UW is launching hundreds of companies across a wide range of fields. ME is a leading department at the UW for innovation, commercialization and industry collaboration, making up 14% of all UW startups.
HUSKY EXPERIENCE
Clubs & competitions
Registered student organizations are a way to work on a hands-on project while gaining key skills in leadership, teamwork and time management. Our students build electric vehicles, adapted toys, race cars, robots, submarines and more.
HUSKY EXPERIENCE
Capstone creations
Students displayed innovative capstone design projects at the 2025 expo.
DEPARTMENT SPOTLIGHT
Mehmet Kurt
Associate Professor,
Mechanical Engineering
As director of Kurtlab, Mehmet Kurt's research is focused on biological and biomedical challenges, particularly in the areas of brain biomechanics, neuromechanics imaging, nonlinear systems and smart biomedical devices. Kurt's projects include investigating the nonlinear dynamics of the human brain during head impacts, studying aneurysm stability through aneurysm wall motion imaging and measuring brain tissue stiffness in vivo through ultra-high resolution magnetic resonance elastography.
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Linking blood flow and brain health
Researchers are using imaging methods to learn how blood flow may impact the hippocampus, a brain region that plays important roles in learning and memory.
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