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From manufacturing to health services, from robotics to rescue and relief, ISE is about making every product, every service, more efficient, valuable and sustainable for all.

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PhD student secures National Science Foundation Fellowship

The award empowers Monika Blue Kwapisz to investigate student privacy violations by educational technology.

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Prof. Shuai Huang honored with two DAIS Awards

Celebrated ISE faculty brings home the Professional Achievement Award and the 2023 DAIS Teaching Award.

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Prashanth Rajivan receives NSF CAREER Award

Shan Liu leverages modeling to improve healthcare systems and policies

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Detecting diabetes earlier

UW ISE researchers are rethinking how we detect and predict diabetes, bringing new tools closer to everyday life.

ISE for climate impact

Undergraduate student Victoria Tchervenski is merging entrepreneurial leadership with environmental action.

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New faculty spotlight on Garcia and Li

Gian-Gabriel Garcia and Dan Li bring expertise in healthcare analytics and cyber-physical security.

Navy engineer in the ISE classroom

Dallas Rosson transforms how students think about systems, merging traditional systems engineering with agile methodologies.

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20

Tue

Seminar: Dr. Krithika Manohar - Learning Guarantees for Data-Driven Sparse Sensing and System Identification

1:30 pm - 2:20 pm

Loew Hall (LOW) - LOW 202
Jan

22

Thu

ISE Snack & Chat

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Mechanical Engineering Building (MEB) - MEB 106
Jan

27

Tue

Seminar: Dr. Cathy Wu - From Monolithic Reinforcement Learning to Distribution-aware Optimization: Adventures in Analyzing Transportation Systems

1:30 pm - 2:20 pm

Loew Hall (LOW) - LOW 202
Jan

29

Thu

ISE Snack & Chat

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Mechanical Engineering Building (MEB) - MEB 106

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