Graduate education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
Many internet users understand how to avoid digital pitfalls like catfishing, password hacking and malware. But not all the dangers in the digital world are so straightforward. That’s because many websites have deceptive or “dark” patterns woven into them.
Minimum stipends for graduate student teaching, research, and project assistantship appointments will increase by 5% for 2026-27.
UW–Madison welcomed five exceptional scholars into its chapter of the Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society during a ceremony Dec. 1.
Electrical engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed and tested an integrated photonic memory chip, a key component in realizing ultrafast photonic computing. The device was designed and tested by Akhilesh Jaiswal, a UW-Madison assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, PhD student Md Abdullah-Al Kaiser, and colleagues in the University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute.
Zaytounic is an early-stage climate-tech startup transforming olive industry waste into value — from irrigation water to biodegradable materials. We invite doctoral students for internship, to take part in our journey. About Zaytounic Zaytounic is a climate-tech startup transforming olive industry waste into high-value, sustainable products — from biodegradable plastics to clean irrigation water. We …
Maryhilda Obasiota Ibe, the UW Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing’s 2025 Hoffman-Halls Emerging Artist Fellow, isn’t ready to leave just yet.
The magnetic soft robots in Yunus Alapan’s lab on the third floor of the Mechanical Engineering Building on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus don’t look like complex miniature droids or anything you’d find in a science-fiction story. In fact, they look more like tiny slabs of chewing gum, fresh out of the wrapper.
Pan researches efficient computer architecture, including sustainable computing, in the lab of Joshua San Miguel, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering. Some of her recent projects include working on improving data compression to create more efficient memory and storage without sacrificing performance.
Wisconsinites shared collective jaw drops as they explored the kickoff event for the 15th annual Wisconsin Science Festival.