Jason Daley

Just a few years after early radar emerged in the first years of the 20th century, engineers turned the technology toward the ground to detect subsurface objects without digging, laying the foundation for what is now known as ground-penetrating radar (GPR... See more

Growing up on his parents’ small sugarcane farm in Central Mexico, Leoncio Santiago-Martinez saw firsthand the potential of agricultural byproducts. “It’s a small Indigenous community, rich in biodiversity, but in need of more development,” says Santiago-... See more

Next-generation technologies—including self-driving vehicles, intelligent robots, personalized healthcare devices, and smart infrastructure—are already reshaping industries and becoming increasingly woven into daily life. But to be successful, these advan... See more

Fans of Travis Frederick, the former Wisconsin Badgers and Dallas Cowboys center affectionately known as “Fredbeard,” know of his many accomplishments on the field: first team All-American; 2025 Badger Hall of Fame inductee; first-round draft pick; multip... See more

The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) has elected Karen and William Monfre Professor Brian Pfleger to its 2026 College of Fellows. Election to AIMBE honors individuals who have made outstanding or pioneering contributions t... See more