An exhaustive look at how bacteria hold their ground and avoid getting pushed around by their environment shows how dozens of genes aid the essential […]

This past spring, CALS agroecology graduate student Kitt Healy won second place in the Water Sustainability and Climate Project’s Our Waters, Our Future writing contest, […]

Please mark your calendar for the upcoming CALS Summer Social set for Friday, Aug. 12 from 1:30-3:00 p.m. at Allen Centennial Garden. The event will […]

A recent UW-Madison news story explores how the university is positioned to support the federal government’s new National Microbiome Initiative (NMI), which was launched earlier this year to “foster […]

Partners in Giving is looking for a catchy new ice cream flavor to promote the university’s annual charitable campaign, which kicks off in October. Lori […]

A recently-posed article on the STEM Diversity website highlights experiences and observations from students, faculty and staff within science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) departments […]

If you’re made of carbon, precious few things are as important to life as death. A dead tree may represent a literal windfall of the […]

UW Federal Relations shared the following update on June 10: Much of the work in Congress has been focused on passage of the annual appropriations […]

In their lab on a 20-acre prairie in Madison, Wisconsin, Xylome scientists are busy tinkering with the yeasts that live in the bellies of wood-boring […]

By earning a National Science Foundation fellowship that was awarded to barely 10 percent of the 17,000 applicants, Department of Dairy Science and Endocrine and […]