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As an Affiliate member, companies enjoy the opportunity to interact with our researchers and students through events, recruiting activities and more.


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Allen School Industry Affiliates run the gamut from local startups to industry-leading companies with a global reach — and everything in between.


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Industry Affiliates enjoy a variety of opportunities to engage with future graduates of the Allen School, from our student resume bank to annual recruiting fairs.


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Research Showcase

Our annual Research Showcase features technical talks by faculty and students and culminates in an open house featuring a reception with posters and demos.


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2026 Research Showcase & Open House


Highlights

Allen School News

In this update to our Q&A originally posted last fall, professors Magda Balazinska and Dan Grossman explain why an Allen School degree continues to be a great choice for students.

GeekWire

At the Allen School’s Research Showcase & Open House, students were recognized for projects that shrink AI models to run on small devices, evaluate the performance of video-language models, secure benchtop DNA synthesizers, and customize systems design using AI.

GeekWire

As students, teachers and employers wrestle with the demands of an increasingly AI-powered world, the UW has a new proposition: an interdisciplinary AI minor set for launch in Spring 2027. It’s the latest move in the university’s push toward global leadership in AI education and research.