Milwaukee-based Johnson Controls, a world leader in energy technology, has partnered with UW-Milwaukee for cutting-edge energy storage research and development.
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Finding the fit for spintronics
An ongoing collaboration between physicists from UWM and the University of York, UK, is focused on tuning the electronic behaviors of new materials called topological insulators.
UWM’s ‘Summerdances’ presents world premieres at two iconic locations
The works were created as part of the Peck School’s Year of the Arts celebration at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Panther Uhen gets the call from Brewers
Joshua Uhen of the UWM baseball team was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the fifth round of the 2013 Major League Baseball Draft.
New exhibitions illustrate INOVA’s mission
On July 15, Sara Krajewski hits the first-year mark as director of INOVA (Institute of Visual Arts) at UWM.
Michael Cudahy donates $2 million to UWM’s Innovation Campus
Michael J. Cudahy has made a $2 million gift to UWM that will help grow the university’s novel research park.
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Wisconsin Economic Scorecard released for second quarter of 2013
While a majority of residents (56%) say Wisconsin is “headed in the right direction,” only 28% view the economy as “good” and just 1% say it is “excellent.”
UWM hosts Nigerian leader Obasanjo
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who served as president of Nigeria from February 1976 to October 1979 and again from May 1999 to May 2007, visited the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) on June 12.
Nonprofits optimistic about 2013 donations
The majority of nonprofits in Southeastern Wisconsin have recovered from the Great Recession and most expect increased donations in 2013 .
Kikkoman Foods’ gift funds environmental health research
Part of the $1 million gift will allow the build-out of the Kikkoman Healthy Waters Environmental Health Laboratories.
UWM announces gifts slated for UWM Innovation Campus
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chancellor Michael R. Lovell, has announced five gifts that will help grow the university’s novel research park.