At yesterday’s AMIC lunch with industry seminar, students, faculty, and staff were fortunate to learn from Craig Fieschko and Brad Bodden about patent laws and angel investment. With over 160 years of history, known for …
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Happy Thanksgiving from the AMIC Team!
Hello AMIC! Happy Thanksgiving! As many count their blessings during the holiday, we are pleased to recount our efforts for strong synergies between our industry partners like you and our Materials Research Science and Engineering …
NCD Technologies proved to be an engaging AMIC member!
Hello AMIC! Today Dr. Patrick Heaney, founder and CEO of NCD technologies, presented at our AMIC Lunch with Industry Seminar! Dr. Heaney founded his company with an NSF SBIR grant while defending his Ph.D. in …
AMIC’s Participation in MMIC!
Hello AMIC! We did not have AMIC Lunch with Industry seminar this week due to our participation in the fall 2022 Midwest Materials Innovation Consortium (MMIC) conference, a two-day event hosted by the Wisconsin Alumni …
AMIC welcomed a 131-year-old manufacturing company to UW-Madison College of Engineering today!
Hello AMIC! Kris Czaja, the Composites and Additive Applications Manager at Ingersoll Machine Tools, presented at our AMIC Lunch with Industry Seminar today! Since graduating from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, majoring in Astronomy w/Math, …
Winning Project for the 2022 AMIC Seed Program will Optimize Production Conditions for Diamond-Like Carbon Coatings for Industrial Applications
This year’s recipient of support through the AMIC Seed Program is Maryam Zahedian. Her proposal, submitted in collaboration with NCD Technologies,
Dr. Allen Clauss gave us valuable career advice!
In today’s AMIC lunch with industry seminar, Dr. Allen Clauss, R&D manager, teaching professor, and technology consultant with broad industrial experience, provided overviews of wide-ranging professional positions and projects that highlight a career spanning industry, …
Welcoming New and Renewing AMIC Members
Another Wisconsin high-tech company, NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes, LLC, has joined the AMIC community.
Student-led Collaborative Research Project Takes Local Software Developer’s Product to New Dimensions
In a collaborative project, a University of Wisconsin–Madison Department of Chemistry graduate student took a local software company’s product into some unchartered territory. Experimental results in the simulation of 3D random lasing from the year-long …
Greetings from the New AMIC Director
Greetings! Today marks my first day as the director of our AMIC community and research services engagement manager at the Corporate Relations Office in the College of Engineering (CoE) at UW-Madison. I am really looking …