Spring 2025 Edition
Mechanical engineers in sustainability
Recent projects aim to make manufacturing processes more environmentally friendly, improve renewable energy technologies and reduce plastic waste.
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A pioneer in fracture mechanics
Professor Emeritus Albert Kobayashi reflects on his prolific career of research, teaching and industry collaboration.
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Linking blood flow and brain health
ME researchers are using imaging methods to learn how blood flow may impact the hippocampus, a region of the brain that plays important roles in learning and memory.
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Empowering engineers for the future
A new UW College of Engineering graduate certificate will prepare students to harness the power of data, AI and machine learning to model and control dynamic systems.
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Taking networking to new heights
ME undergraduate Connor Fallot had the opportunity to speak with Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp and tour the headquarters — leading to a job offer.
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Engineering heart health
UW engineers, including ME researchers, are helping unlock the mysteries of the human heart at the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine.
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Immaculate consumption
ISE Chair Juming Tang, who has appointments in ISE and ME, is developing a revolutionary method of processing foods with microwaves.
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College of Engineering 2025 Diamond Award Honorees
External advisory board member Mekonnen Kassa (BSME ’94), a principal group product manager in Microsoft’s Security organization, received the Diamond Award for his commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Adapting toys to be accessible for local families
HuskyADAPT events provide accessible toys to families, foster an inclusive environment and equip students with engineering skills.
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