September 21, 2022

Amazon: Call for Research Proposals – deadline 10/19

We are sharing with you an exciting opportunity hosted by Amazon. The Amazon Research Awards is announcing the fall 2022 call for proposals [amazon.science] which covers four research areas: AWS AI, AWS Automated Reasoning, Prime Video, and Sustainability. This edition of the call for proposals reflects Amazon’s ongoing efforts to collaborate with researchers in a variety of areas,…


ISS Immigration Check-in for new students

U.S. federal regulations require all new F-1 and J-1 international students check-in with their school. International students were issued immigration documents by the UW with an autumn 2022 program start date, whether it is their first time in the U.S., transferring from another U.S. school, or starting a new degree level, are considered new students…


oSTEM: Fall Mixer – 9/30, 5:30 p.m.

Come meet fellow Out in STEM people at UW and celebrate the incoming students and the start of a new school year at our Fall Mixer! It will be held Friday, Sept. 30 at 5:30 pm at Gasworks Park. Look for us north of Kite Hill where we’ll have rainbow flags to help you find us….


Call for Nominations: Irene C Peden ECE Fellowship – Deadline 10/14

The faculty have been sent the following message below. If you feel you meet the criteria, please discuss with your faculty advisor. ********************************************************************************************************************************************************* Nominations are now being collected via this form [forms.gle] for the Professor Irene C. Peden Electrical and Computer Engineering Endowed Fellowship for graduate students. All questions should be directed to Baosen Zhang – zhangbao@uw.edu Award…


September 19, 2022

Neural Engineering:  Introduction to Neuroethics! – 9/26, 3:00 p.m.

Neural Engineering Seminar’s Dawg Daze event: Introduction to Neuroethics! The NES is focused on fostering engagement between speakers and students. This is a great opportunity to get engaged in something every scientist should be aware of: the ethics and human impact of their work.    Monday, September 26th, 3:00 – 4:00 pm, Savery Hall 264: Introduction to Neuroethics Dr. Tim…


AWIS: Volunteer at the Central Sound Region Science and Engineering Fair – March 2023

In the twelve years since it was started at Bellevue College, CSRSEF has showcased cutting-edge research of over 1500 students from around the Puget Sound area. Since the first Fair in 2010, the Fair has grown in size by 1000% to become the largest regional high school science fair in Washington. It’s also grown in…


AWIS: Metaverse, Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies – 11/16, 6:00 p.m.

Seattle AWIS is excited to invite you to an evening exploring the Metaverse, and AR/VR technologies. Join us Wednesday 16 November from 6 PM for in-person networking and light refreshments, with our speaker starting at 6.30 PM Register Here.  


AWIS: Project Management in STEM – 10/19, 6:00 p.m.

Join us as we co-host another great event with the Project Management Institute, Puget Sound chapter as we explore the role of project management in STEM. Oct 19, 6 pm, Fred Hutch B1-065 Pelton With Speakers:  Debra Droz – Global Strategic Alliance Director, Archive 360 Kelly Schactler – Owner & Founder, Project Management Rebooted Register Here. 


AWIS Technology in Education: Current situation and future implications -9/21, 6:00 p.m.

We welcome you to join us for our first event of the fall, with speaker Assistant Professor Rejoice Akapame, UW Bothell. Join us for networking, light drinks and snacks, followed by our speaker. Free parking is available on site, and there is no registration required for this event. In their own words: I am an…


ME536, SLN 23770: Micro and Nanoscale Fluid Transport Phenomena – AUT 22

ME536 Tags, SLN 23770 Time: M,W 3:30-4:50, SMI 105 Instructor: Jonathan D. Posner This course focuses on fundamental fluid transport physics at the micron and nanometer scale. The concepts covered in the class are critical to understanding the physics of micro and nanofluidic devices as well as other small-scale fluid systems such as biosensors, colloids,…


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