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AAE department nets three AAEA awards for faculty outreach, student research
Agricultural and Applied Economics faculty Brian Gould and Mark Stephenson were recognized for the Distinguished Extension/Outreach Program from the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (AAEA) this year. AAE’s students […]
Federal Funding Opportunities
Federal funding opportunities from the week of June 15th – June 19th DHS Domestic Nuclear Detection Office: Academic Research Initiative (ARI) Modification 10 Fiscal Year […]
WARF to host Discovery Challenge networking hour – June 25
WARF is hosting a summer networking happy hour on Thursday, June 25 for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. The event is part of a series […]
Maps for all: Making Wisconsin’s historic landscape information more accessible
Scientists are in possession of treasure trove of information about Wisconsin’s historic landscape. This rich data set, which gives a broad snapshot of the state’s terrain […]
Schedule of 2015 Agricultural Research Station field days
A full list of 2015 ARS field days is now available. Download it here: 2015_ARS_Field_Day_Events. Be sure to mark your calendar!
Bucky’s Butchery offers dry-aged ribeye steaks ahead of 4th of July weekend
Bucky’s Butchery is selling dry-aged ribeye steak ahead of the 4th of July weekend. The cost is $22.00 per pound. Email meatlab@ansci.wisc.edu to place your order by […]
Plant pathology grad student honored by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine
Plant Pathology graduate student Ana Fulladolsa Palma is the recipient of a 100 Inspiring Women in STEM Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. The award is […]
Molly Jahn awarded honorary doctorate from Swarthmore College
Genetics professor Molly Jahn was recently awarded an honorary doctorate from Swarthmore College during the institution’s 2015 commencement ceremony. Constance Hungerford, Swathmore’s interim president, outlined Jahn’s contributions […]
Amanda Gevens honored by phytopathological society
Assistant professor of plant pathology Amanda Gevens is the recipient of the 2015 Early Career Award from the American Phytopathological’s Society North Central Division. Gevens, who […]
Struggling with big data? Campus’ Advanced Computing Initiative can help
As scientists start generating more and more “big data” in the course of their research, the need for large-scale computing to process the data grows. Computer […]