Tag: Resch School of Engineering
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Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz recently chaired a session entitled ‘Wireless Communication and IoT’
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Resch School of Engineering Associate Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz recently chaired a session entitled “Wireless Communication and IoT” at the International Conference on Science and Contemporary Technologies (ICSCT) – 2021 held during August 5-7, 2021, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Due to the Covid pandemic this year the conference was held virtually. A couple of photos are…
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Faculty note: Assistant Prof. Zhang receives ‘Best Paper’ award
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UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Jian Zhang, Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering) has been selected to receive the Best Paper Award – Second Place at the 2021 ASME 15th International Conference on Energy Sustainability (ES 2021) on June 16-18, 2021. See more about the awards.
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Faculty note: Prof. Hossain has publication in another top journal
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UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Maruf Hossain (Electrical Engineering) has co-authored a paper in the IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, considered one of the best journals in electronics in the entire world. His paper is entitled, “Recursive DFT-Based Method for Fast and Accurate Estimation of Three-Phase Grid Frequency.” The paper went through several vigorous review processes before…
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Faculty note: Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz has new publication collaboration
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UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz (Resch School of Engineering ), along with a group of international colleagues, has recently contributed to the Editorial section entitled “Editorial: Biologically Inspired Computing and Networking,” of the reputed journal Mobile Networks and Applications, vol. 26, p. 1344–1346, May, 2021, DOI. The article and its PDF version can be…
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Video: Electrical Engineering Technology Program
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UW-Green Bay’s College of Science, Engineering, and Technology is transformative, driven, and innovative and so is Electrical Engineering Technology graduate Eric Sweetman. With a focus on hands-on training and a project-based curriculum, the Electrical Engineering Technology program ensures your success in the industry. Video by Dan Moore and Sue Pischke, Marketing and University Communication Video…
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Prof. Holly publication: Environmental assessment of United States dairy farms
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A publication on the environmental assessment of United States dairy farms coauthored by Assistant Prof. Holly (NAS) was published in the Journal of Cleaner Production this week. The article was an effort of the USDA’s Dairy Agro-ecosystems Working Group and was facilitated by characterization of United States dairy farming by Prof. Holly. The assessment includes…
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Supercharging the future by growing | Eagle Herald
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“UW-Green Bay is meeting the demand for engineers due to the manufacturing growth in the Green Bay area and the NEW North region,” said UW-Green Bay’s Dean of Science, Engineering and Technology, John Katers. “As the economy continues to shift toward one of innovation and technology—even in historically important manufacturing sectors like the paper industry—electrical…
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UW-Green Bay launching electrical engineering program | News, Sports, Jobs – The Daily news
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GREEN BAY–The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will expand its engineering offerings by adding a degree in electrical engineering. They started in 2015 with engineering technology degrees, mechanical, electrical and environmental, and expanded to mechanical engineering in fall 2018. “UW-Green Bay is meeting the demand for engineers due to the manufacturing growth in the Green Bay…
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UW-Green Bay Launching Electrical Engineering Program in Fall 2021 | Seehafer News
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The University of Wisconsin Green Bay is preparing to begin their brand new Electrical Engineering Program next school year.What started in 2015 with Engineering Technology degrees (mechanical, electrical and environmental) expanded to Mechanical Engineering in fall 2018, and now, the university is accepting freshman to their Electrical Engineering program. UW-Green Bay engineering students are able…
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Brown County STEM Innovation Center wins award for design
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Congratulations to Kirsten Martin and the Somerville team for winning an IIDA-WI (International Interior Design Association) Celebrate In Design Award of Excellence for the Brown County STEM Innovation Center for an Educational Space under 100,000 SF. These awards honor innovative solutions and outstanding interior design! See the Facebook post for more details.