Engineering
Research spotlight: Engineering professor looking ahead toward clearer skies
Dr. Ayma EL-Refaie, Werner Endowed Chair in Secure/Sustainable Energy and professor of electrical and computer engineering in the Opus College of Engineering, received a $5 million Department of Energy grant to continue his research on hybrid and electric engines for aircrafts.
Biomedical engineering professor receives $3.34 million R01 grant to study improved mobility for those with multiple sclerosis
Dr. Brian Schmit, Hammes Family Professor in the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, has received a $3.34 million R01 research grant from the National Institutes of Health to improve walking, balance and community mobility in people with multiple sclerosis. The project, “High-intensity, dynamic-stability gait training in people with…
Getting to know Executive Director of Innovation Alley John Knapp
John Knapp, formerly the director of external relations for the College of Business Administration, was named the inaugural executive director of Innovation Alley last semester. As executive director, he is charged with developing a five-year strategic plan to take Innovation Alley from concept to a centralized developer and convener of programs that develop leaders in…
Faculty Perspective: A Jewish perspective on Ignatian values
Dr. Jay Goldberg, professor of practice in the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, shares his experience as a Jewish faculty member at a Jesuit institution.
Engineering professor receives $1.54 million NIH grant to detect tumor margins more accurately in breast conserving surgery
Dr. Bing Yu, associate professor in the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, has received a $1.54 million R01 research grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop an imaging tool that would more accurately detect positive tumor margins during breast conserving surgeries. Yu’s team, composed of colleagues…
Sensor prototype sparks rare licensing deal
Dr. Chung Hoon Lee develops waterborne lead sensor that appeals to several of the water industry’s leading companies.
The secrets of soot
Dr. Somesh Roy cultivates a deeper understanding of how soot forms, grows and spreads in the environment.
Dr. Nathan Weise honored with Way Klingler Young Scholar Award
Dr. Nathan Weise is an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering in the Opus College of Engineering. He is one of the 2020 recipients of the Way Klingler Young Scholar Award. In 2014, Weise established the power electronics lab at Marquette. Since then, he has built and furnished a world class research program and…
Marquette Engineering Professor Receives $500,000 Award From Department Of Energy
MILWAUKEE — Dr. Nathan Weise, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been awarded a $500,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Energy. The grant is part of Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy’s program called Building Reliable Electronics to Achieve Kilovolt Effective Ratings Safely — also known as “BREAKERS.” BREAKERS seeks to develop…
Entrepreneurial Alumnus Named Marquette University’s First Innovator-In-Residence
Chuck Swoboda, former CEO of Cree Inc., to educate next generation of innovative leaders within the Opus College of Engineering