On February 5, 2015, the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) announced it has named two University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering professors to its 2015 class of new members.

After becoming a faculty member at UW-Madison some 13 years ago, Paul Wilson is a professor of nuclear engineering in the engineering physics department.

In spring of 2015, a Wisconsin Energy Institute (WEI) seed grant will help kick off an exciting new construction project at the Tantalus Lab in Stoughton, Wis., an off-campus research site owned by the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

In a paper recently published in the journal Energy & Environmental Science, a team led by chemical and biological engineering Professors 

The industry-academic partnership aims to advance research, development and commercialization of energy storage technologies in a collaborative appointment among Johnson Controls, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) and the Wisconsin Energy Institute (WEI) in the University of Wiscon

After acquiring his PhD here at the University of Wisconsin-Madison almost nine years ago, George Huber has since spent his time as a professor of chemical and biological engineering both leading his own research group and teaching young minds the fundamental principles of chemical engineering.

In 1954, a highly accomplished 65-year-old chemistry professor named Farrington Daniels “sought solace in the sun, the poor man’s atomic power plant” – according, that is, to his wife Olive.