Research

Practical, creative, hands-on investigation applied to complex industry challenges.
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UW-Stout has earned a reputation for high-impact, interdisciplinary applied research that strengthens faculty and staff expertise and empowers students through real-world applications with industry and community partners.

Faculty, staff and students engage in applied, theoretical and creative research activities that advance knowledge and invention and produce new works of literature, music, entertainment, and fine arts. 

Office of Research & Sponsored Programs

We support students, faculty and staff with research efforts, grant funding and applications, IRB protocol, and more.
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LAKES Research Experience for Undergraduates

The LAKES Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) aims to better understand the root causes of phosphorus pollution and solutions while offering undergradu
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Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin Research Experience for Undergraduates

Join the Crop per Drop research group!
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University Archives & Area Research Center

University Archives and Area Research Center
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Student & Faculty Research

All Student & Faculty Research News
Breaking ground for polytechnic partnerships: UW-Stout top story highlights of 2025  Featured Image

Breaking ground for polytechnic partnerships: UW-Stout top story highlights of 2025

Heritage Hall renovation, AI innovations, industry-sponsored focus among year’s notable headlines
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AI reshaping industry: New UW-Stout course sets AI-use as baseline competency in filmmaking

Wheeler’s ‘Relic’ offers students glimpse into possibilities as they create original films
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AI reshaping industry: UW-Stout professor develops unique approach to chatbot use in pharmacology, human biology

Grant develops student-driven projects; finds high accuracy in AI-dispensed information