Dr. Chia-Jung Tsay is the new Associate Professor in the Management and Human Resources Department at the Wisconsin School of Business. Chia, the Bruce and Janice Ellig Professor in Management, is a highly accomplished professor …
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B&E Clinic Makes a Positive Impact with Atrility Medical
Atrility Medical was able to come to the B&E Clinic and find help developing its business plan, which was an important requirement in WARF licensing the rights for the AtriAmp to the company.
The Podcasters of CALS: Academics step outside their traditional roles to take listeners behind the scenes of science and higher education
In the car, at the gym, while folding laundry — people are tuning in to podcasts more than ever before. Since this portable form of entertainment first hit earbuds in 2004, listenership has climbed steadily. …
Real-time video of scenes hidden around corners is now possible
As Ji Hyun Nam slowly tosses a stuffed cat toy into the air, a real-time video captures the playful scene at a 20th century webcam clip — a mere five frames per second. The twist? …
WisBusiness: the Podcast with Shabaka Gibson, executive director of the Creative Destruction Lab – Wisconsin
This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Shabaka Gibson, director of the Creative Destruction Lab in Wisconsin. CDL-Wisconsin is a small business accelerator program for companies with “amazing technology and are ready for …
Listen now: Two UW-Madison business experts discuss the changing startup ecosystem
The Innovate 608 podcast is for professionals on the go. It’s about entrepreneurship — the journey, the community and a place to hear about bold new things happening in Madison and Wisconsin. Hosted by Nora …
WSB’s Sarada Shares Expertise on Innovation and Economic Impact In RED Talk
Technological advances may move at the speed of light these days, but that doesn’t mean that everyone in society benefits equally—or at all. Sarada, an assistant professor of management and human resources at the Wisconsin …
A New Age of Technology Researchers at the UW’s School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences find innovative ways to improve our daily lives
Stop for a moment and imagine you have a robot butler. How does it know what to do? What must you tell it to make it obey you? For Bilge Mutlu, these questions are far …
Chemists discover new way to harness energy from ammonia
Using a technique that releases energy instead of requiring it, researchers have found a way to convert ammonia to nitrogen gas — “one half of the puzzle,” they say, in enabling a carbon-free fuel economy. …
WIPAC scientist and collaborators develop magnetic shield to protect astronauts and computers
Cosmic rays are highly energetic charged particles—mostly protons—that are accelerated by some of the most violent objects in the universe. They are harmless to us here on Earth’s surface because we are protected by Earth’s …