UW-Madison Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor David Rothamer has designed and built a pulse-burst laser system that opens the door to new research opportunities for imaging turbulent reacting flows.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) has elected Wisconsin Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Engineering Physics Michael Corradini as chair.

To reduce the detrimental impact of the resulting carbon imbalance, Gadikota is pursuing two distinct strategies for closing the loop: integrating carbon dioxide into construction and pavement materials, or putting it back underground with carbon capture, utilization and storage technology.

November saw Wisconsin Energy Institute researchers sharing their insights on bioenergy and electricity systems, specifically how research in these areas can transform multiple aspects of the global economy. 

In an advance that could lead to cameras with features such as infinite depth of field, wider view angle, low aberrations, and vastly increased pixel density, flexible optoelectronics pioneer Zhenqiang (Jack) Ma has devised a method for making curved digital image sensors in shapes that

Kats and his students have developed a simple experiment to show enhanced color vision.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has elected five professors from the University of Wisconsin–Madison as AAAS Fellows, including professor of electrical and computer engineering and energy expert Zhenqiang (Jack) Ma.