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One woman with glasses and an apron is using a hammer and punch on a metal dapping block, while the other woman in a pink shirt and apron watches closely. The workbench is cluttered with various specialized tools, including a tray of rotary burrs and polishing bits, in a bright workshop with large windows in the background.

��Ͽ� welcomes more than 1,100 community members, area children for summer activities

Polytechnic experiences offered at hands-on STEAM camps, professional development workshops, Murals in Menomonie festival

Building with air – how nature’s hole-filled blueprints shape manufacturing

Professor Anne Schmitz investigates how nature provides a blueprint for better engineering.

Students writing in a composition course

��Ͽ� faculty integrate A.I. research in machine learning, business technology, composition courses

University’s 360-degree approach to artificial intelligence aims to ‘equip students with hands-on experience and an applied understanding’

��Ͽ� completes $7.4M lab renovation, improving space for cutting-edge equipment and learning

Changes to Jarvis Tech labs boost engineering, construction programs

A girl, wearing her prosthetic hands, walks to school in Uruguay.

How 3D printing is personalizing healthcare

Professor Anne Schmitz and Dean Daniel Freedman discuss how 3D printing is personalizing healthcare.

An engineering student looks at a computer screen.

Advancing AI: $647,000 Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. grant will boost ��Ͽ� CAM-AI effort

University’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Artificial Intelligence to provide support for small, medium manufacturers

Drew Davis, a 2007 ��Ͽ� alum, is an adaptive technology specialist who helps disabled and sick veterans at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center.

RECOVER: Alum’s expertise in 3D printing, adaptive technology helps give veterans hope

Drew Davis and the VA’s RECOVER team — Rehabilitation and Engineering Center for Optimizing Veteran Engagement and Reintegration — give hope to veterans.

CAM-AI will engage ��Ͽ� engineering faculty and graduate engineering students on industry projects.

Next gen manufacturing: New CAM-AI will leverage resources to support industry in Wisconsin

Small and midsize manufacturers in Wisconsin and Minnesota have a new resource — and ally — in their quest for growth and success.

��Ͽ� student Lindsey Redepenning works in a Chippewa Valley Bean field on a weather station that was developed as part of the Crop Per Drop project funded by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin.

Crop Per Drop: ��Ͽ� students provide soil and water R&D for Chippewa Valley Bean

How much water does it take to grow 100 pounds of kidney beans? Most people wouldn’t think to ask such as question — but if you are a family business competing

Anna Brooks, a 2023 ��Ͽ� applied science graduate with a focus on Prehealth Sciences, celebrated her white coat ceremony after beginning medical school this fall at UW-Madison.

High aspirations: Recent grads leverage Prehealth courses to pursue medical careers

In 2010 when the $43 million, gleaming Jarvis Hall Science Wing addition was dedicated, Gov. Jim Doyle and others called it the finest in the state.

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