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Grad School and UW Libraries Hold Inaugural Three Minute Thesis Competition
Before an enthusiastic audience of more than 80 people, a dozen graduate students shared their research in abbreviated and accessible talks.
Wandering and Wondering
A handful of UW students are selected as Bonderman Fellows every year. For eight months, they get to travel the world for an experience that’s eye-opening, unstructured and transformative.
The Adventure of a Lifetime
Eight months of solo travel sounds like an impossible dream? Thanks to the Bonderman Travel Fellowship, it’s a reality for UW students every year. Meet this year's fellows...
Slide to Unlock
Today’s touch-screen world is leaving behind an entire segment of the population: those with motor impairments. iSchool Ph.D. candidate Martez Mott wants to change that.
Celebrating a Year of Light Rail (and UW's Contribution...)
The UW Light Rail station has been open for just over a year. See how it's helping the UW community move around the city better and how UW alums helped to make it happen.
Core Programs: Reed's Story
Within a month of starting grad school, Reed Garber-Pearson realized that everyone was making friends. But Reed? Not so much. Then, the puppet maker discovered Core Programs. And things started to change.
UW Graduate School NewsBryce Kellogg, doctoral student, co-authors study of battery-free cellphoneWith a team of research scientists in Electrical Engineering, Kellogg has invented a cellphone that requires no batteries. The team also includes an alumni of the graduate school, Vamsi Talla. Read more > New York Times recognizes grad students’ policy recommendationsSeeking to protect costal communities from devastating algal blooms, an interdisciplinary team of graduate students from the UW authored a policy case for lawmakers. The cause won the inaugural APRU–New York Times Asia-Pacific Case Competition. Read more > Daniel Epstein, PhD candidate, publishes first study of period-tracking appsThe study – which has been covered by The Atlantic, Bustle, and others – finds users are generally dissatisfied with the apps for their lack of accuracy, assumptions about sexual identity and partners, and emphasis on pink and flowery form over function and customization. Read more > |
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