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May 30, 2024
DXARTS&ECE: Mouseness – 6/6, 2:30 p.m.
Some of our students have been working on a collaborative research project with DXARTS. They will be showcasing their work in an exhibit next week on June 6th. DXARTS&ECE (Electrical & Computer Engineering) Collaborative Project Autonomous Robotic Mouse Prof. Sep Makhous Research team RobARTX: Eunsun Choi DXARTS Ethan Widger – ECE Daniela Berreth – CSE…
March 21, 2024
High School STEM Opportunities
UW K-12 Programs – https://www.engr.washington.edu/k12 Inspiring and preparing K-12 students to pursue post-secondary education in STEM fields. Summer engineering programs in Seattle, exploration events and more. UW Engineering Academy – https://www.engr.washington.edu/about/k12/engineering-academy Engineering Academy is a free, one-week summer program that prepares Washington state students for a bright future in engineering! We welcome and encourage students from underrepresented…
April 17, 2023
Did you miss the cherry blossoms?
Here’s a short timelapse of 2023’s flowers.
February 2, 2023
GSA: Insights from the tenure-track faculty panels
Applying to tenure track positions. Faculty positions at research-intensive universities are typically posted in the fall, with positions starting in the fall of the following year. Consider applying to at least ten positions (but not too many) at various universities and colleges; it’s a lot of work to prepare and tailor application materials for each institution….
January 28, 2023
A History of Innovation: How Seattle Changed the World
SEATTLE — Ever wonder what the world would be like without planes, computer software and online shopping? Thanks to progressive Seattle innovators and change-makers, the world is a much better place to live, work and play. In the historical documentary “How Seattle Changed the World,” KOMO TV explores how the Northwest went from an afterthought to…
September 12, 2022
Migrating Salmon – mid June through October
Salmon migrate up the fish ladder at the Chittenden Locks in Ballard mid-June through October. Due to COVID-19 and maintenance, the fish viewing areas at the Chittenden Locks are currently closed. Check out this video to learn more about how salmon have historically and currently migrate through the Locks and continue upstream to spawn. Video:…
September 7, 2022
Seattle Night Market: Autumn Moon by Lusio Lights – 9/23-9/24
Seattle’s largest monthly Night Market returns to Magnuson Hangar 30 for two nights and a visual art experience by Lusio Lights benefitting the SLU Chamber. About this event Seattle Street Food Festival proudly presents Seattle’s largest indoor Night Market over two nights on Friday, Sept. 23, and Saturday, Sept. 24th celebrating the Autumn Moon Equinox…
ONLINE: What Laughter Tells Us: Asian Americans, Comedy, and Belonging – 9/8, 7:00 p.m.
Laughter shapes the way we listen to each other, and can be a signal of who belongs—and who doesn’t. While everyone finds different things funny, we all have experienced laughter. And what we find funny shapes how we interconnect. Through clips of Asian American stand-up comedians, Professor Michelle Liu explores how humor can change the…
May 20, 2021
Drama undergrad seeking student input on survey
Hi everyone! My name is Daisy Schreiber and I’m starting to work on a new script for a project! The concept is still pretty loose, but the general idea is college students turned superheroes from an elementary-school-spell finally kicking in. (Remember being seven years old and super weird and obsessed with magic and mixing gunk…
March 19, 2021
UW Spotlight: A larger, clearer window into the brain
Grant allows a multi-institutional team to see and access the brain like never before
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