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DOD Sensitive Plants Research and Implementation Center of Excellence: Nature-Inspired Sciences Military Infectious Diseases Clinical Trial Award DOD Military Infectious Diseases Applied Research Award DOI […]
Three generations of UW turfgrass science
Three generations of UW turf scientists were in attendance last week when the O.J. Noer turfgrass research facility hosted the Wisconsin Turfgrass Association’s annual field […]
CALS in the News for the Week of July 27- August 2
Lone Star Tick Headlines More ticks are hitching a ride on Wisconsin pets, humans Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 7/31/2013 Quoted: Susan Paskewitz, Entomology New to Wisconsin, […]
August issue of CALS alumni e-newsletter available
The August issue of CALS Connection, CALS’ alumni e-newsletter, is now available online. It includes articles about: UW-Madison Day at the State Fair CALS Photo […]
Animal sciences grad student takes 2nd place in IAFP competition
Amanda King, a graduate student in the animal sciences department, was recently awarded 2nd place in the International Association of Food Protection’s Developing Scientist Competition. The […]
Share your CALS “ABCs” for a chance to win Babcock ice cream
To help encourage photo submissions to the CALS Photo Alphabet Project, the CALS Office of External Relations is holding a photo contest from August 5 […]
Update on UW Foundation’s annual giving activities
UW Foundation President and CEO Mike Knetter recently provided deans with the following update related to annual giving activities: As many of you know, last […]
Don’t forget to stop and smell the… corpse flower
Johanna Oosterwyk, manager of the D.C. Smith Greenhouse, reports that the greenhouse’s Titan Arum plant, or corpse flower, is about to bloom. It’s her best […]
Lone star tick generates media buzz
After University Communications broke the story about the presence of a new tick in Wisconsin–the lone star tick– in a news release last week, CALS […]
Brian Schnell: Living and learning with the herd
The School of Veterinary Medicine recently published a nice story, titled Living and Learning with the Herd, that highlights dairy science senior Brian Schnell. Schnell […]