CALS photographer Sevie Kenyon stopped by the Walnut Street Greenhouses last week to take some photos. Deena Patterson, horticultural technician, was kind enough to give […]

Need a break from your desk or lab bench? Itching to get out and enjoy the spring weather? We have a proposed destination for you: […]

Science Expeditions, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 13th annual science open house, will open the doors of dozens of campus attractions — and the expertise of […]

In high school,” Daniel Amador-Noguez recalls, “I took a science class where one of the lectures was all about the future – where the research […]

With exploding consumer demand for Greek yogurt, production is up. That’s great for food companies’ bottom lines, but it also leaves them dealing with a […]

Intuition tells us that the more factual information one gathers on a controversial topic, the more likely one will reach the “correct” conclusion. But when […]

In urban areas like Milwaukee, fresh food is still out of reach for a significant percentage of the population, and people shop for meals at […]

In a high carbon dioxide world, the trees would come out ahead. Except for the munching bugs. A new study published on March 2 in […]

In this past Friday’s podCALS episode, CALS reporter Sevie Kenyon interviewed Biological Systems Engineering professor Doug Reinemann about a technology showing up on more and […]

The spring issue of Grow magazine up online and will be arriving in mailboxes this week. Feature stories include: * Yeasts help us develop products ranging […]