| Krista Eastman

Ask microgrid pioneer Bob Lasseter about the origins of the microgrid and he cuts straight to the engineering, talking about a small but powerful generator he saw once in 1998 and how it got him thinking.

Electricity Systems, Electricity Distribution, Microgrids

| Engineering External Relations

At a Feb. 17, 2017, ceremony, College of Engineering Dean Ian Robertson honored 10 faculty and staff for their exceptional research, teaching and service. The award recipients include:

Byron Bird Award for Excellence in a Research Publication Recipient: David Beebe

Transportation & Fuels, Conversion

| Jenny Peek

These are some of the comments Cathy Middlecamp remembers hearing during her career in science at UW-Madison, where she was hired as a lecturer in 1979.

Energy & Society, Industry

| Rachael Lallensack

Peeling away the relationship between agribusiness and deforestation in the Amazon rainforest presents a kind of chicken-or-egg conundrum.

Energy & Society, Environmental Studies

| Chris Barncard

The drumbeat calling scientists to share their work with the public is as loud as ever, and Tracey Holloway is happy to answer. It’s just that education isn’t exactly what she’s offering.

She’s got satellites.

Energy & Society, Environmental Studies

| Sam Million-Weaver

University of Wisconsin-Madison electrical engineer Hongrui Jiang has received a prestigious Stein Innovation Award from the leading voluntary health organization Research to Prevent Blindness.

Energy & Society, Science Communication