Student & Faculty Research

Innovations Grant, human-centered farm technology research

Future of farming in Wisconsin: Professors design customized, energy-efficient, low-cost technology

Social science, engineering project for precision agriculture funded by Universities of Wisconsin

November 11, 2024

UW-Stout student Lindsey Redepenning works in a Chippewa Valley Bean field on a weather station that was developed as part of the Crop Per Drop project funded by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin.

Crop Per Drop: UW-Stout students provide soil and water R&D for Chippewa Valley Bean

How much water does it take to grow 100 pounds of kidney beans? Most people wouldn’t think to ask such as question — but if you are a family business competing

October 24, 2024

M.S. school counseling, practice and theory course

M.S. school counseling program to go online to help meet high state demand for trained professionals

Wisconsin projected to need 1,500 more counselors within five years; need in rural schools is critical, professors’ research shows

October 16, 2024

Food science students conduct glucose test in the lab

Forty-four food science students present plans to prevent food contamination, illness

Students present Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point plans at Research Day, prepare for careers in quality assurance in food industry

June 21, 2024

Engineers Without Borders projects shown at Research Day

Eighty-six engineering students work to improve quality of life for people in rural Cambodia

Cross-disciplinary teams present prototypes at Research Day, Engineers Without Borders' U.S. Grand Finals design challenge

June 12, 2024

Keith Gilland, left, Kal Breeden, foreground and Dylan Kostuch measure stream width this summer as part of their research.

UW-Stout Center for Sustainable Communities aims to help rural areas thrive

Rural communities experienced broad population decreases between 2010 and 2020 for the first time in history, impacting jobs, health care, education and more.

June 4, 2024

UW-Stout Assistant Professor Yuan Xing, right, meets with Gov. Tony Evers, second from left, to demonstrate the AI-based robotic system he is developing to help determine the freshness of fruit in warehouses.

Smart solutions: AI research by UW-Stout engineering professors targets fresher fruit, product structures

Could artificial intelligence help ensure that fruit reaching grocery store shelves is fresh? Or make structurally stronger bike helmets? Or tires that don’t ne

June 3, 2024

Student presenting poster on Research Day

UW-Stout Spring Showcase: Experience what the Polytechnic Advantage is all about

Multiple research and design events in April, May open to the public

April 8, 2024

Ava Cinealis, a senior at UW-Stout in applied biochemistry and molecular biology, will present “Protein Structures of Prion Disease” on March 6 at the Capitol during Research in the Rotunda.

Capitol project: Science student’s research on prion disease highlighted in Madison

Ava Cinealis was interested in science when she graduated from Sheboygan North High School, but she wanted to do more in college than learn it from a book: She

March 1, 2024

Dana Linnell with members of her nominating committee

UW-Stout master’s students in applied industrial, organizational psychology prepare to improve the workplace

Program Director Linnell receives national award for research, commitment to supporting next generation of evaluators

February 8, 2024

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