UW News

Battery-free robots use origami to change shape in mid-air
Researchers at the University of Washington have developed small robotic devices that can change how they move through the air by “snapping” into a folded position during their descent.
UW NEWSUW IN THE MEDIA
News mentions of the UW
- [priv] Analysis: Beware the distraction of the Twitter mob campaign | Wired11 hours ago
- [priv] Analysis: The stereotype of the woke teen is 'tárring' art | Wired11 hours ago
- [priv] Analysis: The Twitter bubble let Democrats defy political gravity | Wired11 hours ago
OPINION AND ANALYSIS
Written by UW researchers, faculty and graduate students
- Analysis: In a battle between harassment and censorship, the choice is clear | Wired11 hours ago
- Analysis: Ukraine could never afford to bet on Starlink | Wired2 days ago
- Analysis: Paying for hostages' release involves moral risks — a political philosopher explains | The Conversation2 days ago
For Washington
All students have the right to be included in academic and social opportunities, not separated from peers based on disability or learning differences. To help leverage what works best across the state, education experts from the UW’s Haring Center for Inclusive Education maintains a network of 16 public schools across the state that demonstrate exemplary practices in inclusive education.
Feature storiesBe Boundless
Learn how the UW community is taking on the challenges of today — and preparing to tackle those of tomorrow.
Feature storiesUW Notebook
-
ArtSci Roundup: Kicking the school year off with the Henry Art Gallery, Dawg Daze, and more
1 day ago
-
Five UW faculty members elected as AGU Fellows, plus more honors
3 days ago
-
Faculty/staff honors: Two professors on TIME100 AI list, UW President Ana Mari Cauce honored for contributions to León, and more
1 week ago