by Brian Walsh Perhaps Paul Roebber, UWM Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, is best known for founding the Innovative Weather Service (see related story above). That program, however, represents just one facet of his expertise. Roebber also has background in machine learning, agent-based modeling, and artificial intelligence....
Motivated by a family tragedy, UWM Professor Ching-Hong Yang developed a groundbreaking biopesticide and founded startup T3 BioScience to get it to market. In this interview, Dr. Yang shares his story....
UWM Handpicked as Pilot Partner to Boost Participation in Department of Air Force Funded STTR Projects. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in research funding could be yours if you have expertise in energy systems, advanced manufacturing, materials science, power and propulsion, biomedical, hypersonics, human performance, sensors,...
Sign up now for a chance to meet Shacey Petrovic, UWM Biology Grad and biomedical CEO, who will answer your questions about her experiences with turnarounds and rapid growth in new innovations! Thursday, February 29th, Doors open at 4pm at the LEC. RSVP with QR...
Tips from the Experts on Preparing Financial Projections By Brian Walsh, UWMRF Senior Technology Commercialization Manager Startup and small business entrepreneurs are often faced with the task of preparing financial statements and forecasts in search of funding and in making important decisions. While many dread this task,...
Learning how UWM collaborates with WisDOT By Erin Puro, UWMRF Technology Commercialization Manager On October 6th, I attended the 2023 Southeast Wisconsin Transportation Symposium. This event is co-hosted by UW-Milwaukee’s Institute for Physical Infrastructure and Transportation and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). The event showcased university...
Are We Ready to Partner? By Brian Walsh, UWMRF Senior Technology Commercialization Manager Despite growing campus research activity, the proportion of projects sponsored by industry accounted for less than five percent of UWM research over the past five years. We can do better. In an effort to bring more...