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Dr. Md Rasedul Islam Joins Editorial Board of JMIR Biomedical Engineering Journal
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Dr. Rasedul Islam, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, has joined the editorial board of the prestigious JMIR Biomedical Engineering journal. JMIR Biomedical Engineering is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes cutting-edge research at the intersection of engineering, healthcare, and medical technology. As an editorial board member, Dr. Islam will contribute to shaping the journal’s direction by…
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Find a Phoenix University-Wide Scavenger Hunt
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We’re excited to announce a fun and engaging multi-department scavenger hunt that will take place across campus from April 8-10! This event is designed to get everyone out and exploring different areas of the campus, while having a bit of fun along the way. Here’s how it works: The Hunt: Scavenger hunt coordinators will be hiding…
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Dr. John Luczaj Publishes Article in Minerals Journal
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UW-Green Bay Geoscience professor John Luczaj, along with 4 current and former undergraduate students, is a coauthor of a collaborative research article with other faculty and students in the U.S. and China. The coauthors include 4 current and former UW-Green Bay undergraduate students (Neda Mobasher, Justice Saxby, Eryn Carney, and Arianna Hilbert), along with colleagues…
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Gain Hands-on Research Experience in Summer High School Freshwater Program
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When Maddie Mueller saw an Instagram post about a summer high school freshwater program at UW-Green Bay, she immediately applied. “I plan to go into the freshwater science field and wanted some real in-lab experiences.” says Mueller, a senior at Oshkosh West High School. “Being able to go into my freshman year of college with…
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Exploring Modern Supply Chain Management: A Lecture by Dr. Md Shahidul Islam at UW-Green Bay
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Richard J. Resch School of Engineering Professor Dr. Mohammad Upal Mahfuz hosted Cofrin School of Business Assistant Professor Dr. Md Shahidul Islam in an invited speaker talk, entitled “An Introduction to Modern Supply Chain Management.” Although this invited lecture was a part of Dr. Mahfuz’s ET 360 (Project Management) class, this talk was made open…
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Electrical Engineering Senior Design Team Showcases Work at CSET Fall Symposium
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The Electrical Engineering Senior Design Teams were thrilled to present their innovative works at the CSET Fall Symposium 2024. This event highlighted the culmination of months of dedicated effort, showcasing the team’s exceptional engagement in research, problem-solving, and creative design. The students demonstrated remarkable skills in applying their knowledge to address real-world challenges, producing a…
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UW-Green Bay’s Lower Fox River Watershed Monitoring Program Receives Green Gift from Cellcom
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Green Bay, WI (November 25, 2024) – Cellcom has selected 15 nonprofits in Brown County to receive a share of its annual Green Gifts, which invests money from recycled cell phones back into environmental projects. This year Cellcom’s Green Gifts are helping monitor water quality in the Fox River Watershed, connecting communities with food forests,…
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Faculty note: Associate Prof. Dan Meinhardt ‘Wisconsin People & Ideas’ publication
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Associate Professor Dan Meinhardt (Human Biology and Curator of the Richter Museum) recently published an article entitled “Nature’s Hidden Gems” in Wisconsin People & Ideas – Fall 2024 issue. The article focuses on the activities of the Richter Museum of Natural History and can be viewed on pages 20-29. You can learn more about the Richter…
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Dan Meinhardt (Human Biology) Featured in Exhibit at Art Garage
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Dan Meinhardt, Associate Professor of Human Biology and Curator of the Richter Museum of Natural History, is part of the Art Garage’s group exhibition called “something of the marvelous.” Two floral photographs are Meinhardt’s contribution to the show, which showcases work inspired by nature. The exhibition runs from October 5 through October 26, with an…
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Zorn (Chemistry) and Houghton (Biology) Receive Grant from Department of Commerce and NOAA
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Congratulations to Michael Zorn (Professor, Chemistry), Chris Houghton (Assistant Professor, Biology) and Val Klump (UW-Milwaukee) on receiving a $66,000 grant from the Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration through the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS), for “Monitoring algal blooms and dissolved oxygen concentrations around commercial fishing operations using optimized low-cost LoRaWAN buoy systems”. …