technology

September 1, 2005

High-tech art

When the UW’s Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS) started four years ago, it set the standard for digital arts education and became the envy of other institutions around the world.


September 1, 2002

Light speed

By harnessing light instead of electricity to send information, Larry Dalton promises to change the way we work and live.


June 1, 2001

Then and now

The heart of the UW campus may look like it did in 1970, but inside the classroom, a transformation is taking place.


June 1, 2000

Road to relief?

While everybody's talking traffic, the UW is actually doing something about it, but is anyone listening?


High-tech hall

Inside the shell of a 1928 structure sits the University's first true 21st century building.


June 1, 1998

The world of 2088

Looking ahead, UW experts envision internet implants, a colony on Mars, obsolete books and the end of the United States.


September 1, 1996

Inventions made for war adapted to heal people and help the planet

Figuring out how to provide aid during the critical "golden hour" has been the impetus behind a number of projects.


June 1, 1996

UW to see higher enrollments, better technology, thanks to state budget

Students will graduate faster and citizens will have more degree options, thanks to the 1996 legislative session which ended March 7.


December 1, 1995

Plugged in

The UW embarked on UWired, an ambitious experiment that integrates the computer into undergraduate education.


December 1, 1994

Traffic tracking

Several hundred Puget Sound commuters will use an existing FM wireless messaging network to plan their trips.


Smarter computers

Software engineers are creating programs that will turn computers into the ultimate in personal assistants.


September 1, 1994

Eye-catching tech

Take a good long look at your laptop computer screen. It soon could become a collector's item. And it will have company.


June 1, 1994

Parkinson’s assist

Sport glasses that allow a viewer to watch TV while mowing the lawn may someday allow Parkinson's disease victims to walk at a normal pace.


September 1, 1993

The ultimate biotech

The emerging field of biomimetics draws on some of the most powerful source material imaginable: hundreds of millions of years of evolution.