Images are central to conducting and communicating science. Pictures from satellites, telescopes, cameras, microscopes and other imaging technologies open windows into new parts of our […]

Update: The location for this event has been set. It will take place in Upper Carson Gulley, located at 1515 Tripp Circle.  CALS is hosting an […]

MADISON – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has awarded $10 million to a consortium of Midwestern universities to establish a new research […]

The EI Small Grant Program supported UW-Madison faculty and staff again this year, providing funding for a diverse array of educational innovations in blended and […]

In Greek mythology, Demeter is the goddess of the harvest and agriculture, presiding over the fertility of the earth. And in that spirit, members of […]

Update (Jan. 26):  Unfortunately, due to our speaker having to cancel, the first talk of the CALS Equity and Diversity Committee’s Lunch and Learn series […]

While the 2016 Partners in Giving campaign dates officially ended on November 30, 2015, contributions have still been coming in, raising the contribution from the […]

Oliver Smithies, who shared the 2007 Nobel Prize for his work enabling scientists to manipulate DNA in a way that allowed the addition or subtraction […]

Just before the winter holidays, Dominic (Nick) Parker, assistant professor of agricultural and applied economics, was interviewed not once, but twice on BBC World News’ […]

Please encourage your students to apply for the UW-Madison’s annual Undergraduate Symposium, a forum designed to showcase undergraduate students’ creativity, achievement and talent across all disciplines. […]