Category: Highlights
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Posted on August 17, 2015
Weibel lab hosts high school students for week-long research workshop
Late last year Katie Brenner, a postdoctoral researcher in Doug Weibel‘s biochemistry lab, received a For Women in Science Fellowship award from L’Oreal USA and the […]
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Posted on August 7, 2015
Federico Rey to analyze microbiome of “Happy Days Study” participants
Federico Rey has a freezer full of stool samples in his lab, a treasure trove of valuable scientific and medical information just waiting to be processed. […]
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Posted on August 6, 2015
Obama taps biochemist Judith Kimble to head science medal panel
President Barack Obama has named University of Wisconsin-Madison biochemistry professor Judith Kimble to chair the President’s Committee on the National Medal of Science. Established by […]
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This Saturday: Urban Horticulture Day at West Madison ARS
Want some fresh ideas for your home garden? Stop by Urban Horticulture Day at UW-Madison’s West Madison Agricultural Research Station on Saturday, Aug. 15 between […]
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Posted on August 3, 2015
Candy school: Sweet media coverage for a sweet short course
Last week, food science professor Rich Hartel had quite a few special guests drop by for a visit during the 53th annual Resident Course in Confectionery Technology, […]
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Posted on July 31, 2015
UW study shows how a kernel got naked and corn became king
Ten thousand years ago, a golden grain got naked, brought people together and grew to become one of the top agricultural commodities on the planet. […]
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Posted on July 30, 2015
CALS seeks Thanksgiving-themed art made of bacteria
Do you have access to safe, colorful bacteria in your lab? Do you and your lab mates like to get creative? Then consider putting together a […]
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Posted on July 27, 2015
CALS Ice Cream Social this Thursday
Don’t forget! The annual summer CALS Ice Cream Social is this week. The event, which is designed to bring together CALS community for a fun […]
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Ron Raines’ lab exploring “gene therapy without the genes”
Many human diseases—including cancer—are caused by protein malfunctions. Those malfunctions, in turn, are caused by damaged DNA that gets translated into the damaged proteins. While […]
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Full Supper Clubs 101 show available on WPT website
Did you miss Wisconsin Public Television’s Supper Clubs 101 show last week? Don’t fret. The full 20-minute video is available online on the WPT website here. The […]