Mechanics &      Materials	University of Wisconsin Engineering Research Building 1500 University Ave. Madison, WI 53706

For industry The College of Engineering works closely with its industrial partners providing a wide range of resources in research, education and other links. College industrial links. The Wisconsin Research Tax Credit The State of Wisconsin extends a research tax credit (1983 Act 27) to Wisconsin companies investing in reseach in Wisconsin. Created in 1983, this research incentive is patterned after the federal Research Credit. Faculty in the Materials and Mechanics group also work with industry in contexts of contract research, student training, and other contexts. As for contract research, we are familiar with the confidentiality agreements and intellectual property arrangements usually associated with industrial research. For details, please see the individual faculty pages. Faculty in the Materials and Mechanics group work as individuals or as a group in industrial projects. The University and the College of Engineering have appropriate infrastructure for industrial research. Mechanics and Materials faculty advise students in the following graduate programs: Engineering Mechanics Materials Science Metallugical Engineering Geology and Geophysics Biomedical Engineering Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics

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