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Meet the students making space for Women in Entrepreneurship
The student organization is enabling hundreds of women at UW–Madison to step confidently into entrepreneurial spaces.
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NSF announces $24.5M investment to accelerate AI-driven science
“FabAID” will connect the nation’s researchers, data, cyberinfrastructure, and computing resources to drive innovation in areas like cybersecurity and beyond.
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Computer scientists receive DOE Genesis Mission funding
Matt Sinclair and Shivaram Venkataraman, computer sciences professors in the College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence, are working together to design more efficient supercomputers.
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Predicting where wildfire smoke will go next
A collaboration between researchers at UW–Madison and Argonne National Laboratory is advancing new methods to improve air quality forecasting and public health alerts.
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UW-Madison innovates, collaborates to meet AI challenges
As Wisconsin’s business leaders grapple with AI, UW researchers and educators are finding innovative solutions.
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The future is now: College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence officially launches
UW–Madison’s first new college in more than four decades will explore and inform technological change for societal benefit.
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Time to dig
To celebrate UW–Madison’s new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence, Dean Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau digs deep into the technological moment around us.
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Tribal libraries program poised to expand and deepen partnerships with Native nations
After winning a 2026 Reilly-Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Grant, the iSchool’s Tribal Libraries, Archives & Museums (TLAM) program is stronger than ever.
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ACM president: New college will make UW–Madison “even more amazing”
Responsible AI will require close collaboration with “the entire spectrum of humanities and social scientists,” says ACM president. That’s where the UW’s newest college comes in.
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With AI, field ecologists can finally keep up with environmental change
A new AI-driven data management tool designed by a computer scientist manages “universes” of data so researchers can predict and solve water quality issues.