Graduate students invited to Welcome Week 2026
The Graduate School invites all new and returning graduate students to Welcome Week events August 24-28.
Graduate education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
The Graduate School invites all new and returning graduate students to Welcome Week events August 24-28.
Graduate students are engaging in public policy through a new program that advocates for those who help bring fusion energy to fruition.
Weiyu Li, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering, and her PhD student Hongtao Sun have gained new insights into how dendrites form and grow in lithium-metal batteries.
Jack Stonecipher grew fishing Light Foot Lake outside Buffalo, Minnesota. These days, he’s building robotic fish as a PhD student.
Graduate student Anthony Carlos Garcia has been selected to conduct fusion safety analysis research in collaboration with Idaho National Laboratory.
The program selects highly qualified graduate students pursuing research projects that address critical energy challenges.
Six postdocs and three faculty received Postdoc Excellence Awards to acknowledge their excellence in mentoring, teaching, and service.
Four UW–Madison doctoral students are among the 35 selected to receive 2026 National Academy of Education (NAEd) and Spencer Dissertation Fellowships.
Chris Brace, professor of radiology and biomedical engineering, will join the Graduate School as associate dean starting in June.
PhD student Danielle Burke has received a fellowship to help her create a digital map of craftspeople from the Handicraft Movement.