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How senior engineering student Elise Raschke leads: intentionally with a heart for service
Driven by her faith, the biomedical engineering student and high achiever in the Opus College consistently strives for more.
For heavy-duty jobs EVs can’t handle, Marquette professor develops diesel engines that run on cleaner fuels
Engineering professor Dr. Adam Dempsey is leading $4.5 million in federally funded research to reimagine hard-working diesel engines for farming, construction and shipping as lower-emission, versatile power sources.
When mental health meets technology: Faculty and students investigate the promise, risks and ethical issues
From developing peer support apps to investigating social media users’ perceptions of mental health and offering ethical leadership about privacy concerns, faculty and students in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences are finding insights where technology intersects with mental health.
Commitment to supporting student mental health and wellness powers campus leader Maiya Sabree
Building on her experiences leading Black Mindz, an award-winning peer support organization, as an undergraduate, Sabree is now in a master’s program in student affairs, where she’s working to promote a culture of inclusion and belonging on campus.
Artificial intelligence and us — Marquette’s Intersection faculty roundtable
Three Arts and Sciences faculty voices on our present and future with AI.
Certificate program developed in partnership with Marquette helps Milwaukee Tool employees thrive as systems engineers
Through this partnership, Milwaukee Tool systems engineers ground their everyday work experience within a foundational framework.
How sleep keeps your bones strong — and how chronic sleep loss raises risk of bone loss and osteoporosis
Marquette School of Dentistry’s associate dean of research partners on R01 to study chronic sleep restriction and age-related bone disease.
Fire with fire: To unlock the benefits of quantum chemistry, Marquette professor turns to quantum computing
Simulations of quantum chemistry could accelerate the development of new drugs and valuable materials, but everyday computers can’t handle the complexity. Now an NSF-funded project by Dr. Dmitri Babikov is investigating how quantum architecture can solve this problem.
Targeting PFAS: Marquette research aims to make forever chemicals less permanent — and more manageable for communities
A hallmark of research excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration, the $7.6 million Defense of Water project by Marquette and the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is making significant headway in tackling PFAS.
Off & Running: Social media whiz Zoë Comerford is ‘behind the handle’
Zoë Comerford took Marquette sports media by storm, and now she’s doing the same at CBS Sports, drawing over 110,000 followers to its college basketball brand in one year.