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Five students stand behind a table showcasing pieces from their robotics project.

Mon, 05/18/2026

Engineering education for student success

ME Assistant Teaching Professor Renee Desing shares teaching, research and resources focused on creating environments that inspire student achievement.

A graphic of a face with a wearable device with circles by the eyes and head that represent where brain pressure is measured

Mon, 05/11/2026

A new way to monitor the brain

ME researchers developed a device that could measure brain pressure to better understand sleep issues or traumatic brain injury.

Illustration of five historical women in science gathered around a table with a scientific-themed background.

Mon, 05/11/2026 | The Daily UW

Reengineering pediatric mobility aids

ME doctoral student Mia Hoffman studies self-initiated mobility in toddlers with neuromuscular conditions.

Steve Brunton

Mon, 05/11/2026

AI for engineering

Two new professional programs, directed by ME Professor Steve Brunton, enable engineers to add AI and machine learning to their expertise.

Collage showing the process of a personalized computational modeling pipeline for the heart.

Mon, 04/13/2026

Q&A: Engineering better medical images

ME Assistant Professor Ashish Manohar shares how mechanical engineers can contribute to improving medical imaging for better health outcomes.

A transparent water tank with a vertical cylindrical apparatus inside, set in an industrial laboratory setting.

Tue, 03/24/2026 | UW News

Testing marine energy tech

UW and PNNL researchers are testing potential underwater turbine impacts.

Aerial view of a woman skiing

Mon, 03/23/2026

A scientist on skis

ME alum and world-class Para Nordic skier Nicole Zaino competed in the Paralympics.

Person poses for a picture using a machine for manufacturing golf clubs

Mon, 03/09/2026 | UW Engineering

Decades of engineering impact

A cardiac treadmill, single-handed faucet and improved golf clubs are among innovations by ME alums. 

A person sitting on a sofa next to a decorated wheelchair

Tue, 03/03/2026

A move in the right direction

Undergraduate transfer student Thomas Brown hopes to use his engineering skills to improve mobility aids.

Jie Xiao headshot

Tue, 02/17/2026

Building batteries better

Professor Jie Xiao wants to catalyze a robust domestic battery industry — from mining to manufacturing.