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In memoriam: Rita Warden
Friends and colleagues in the University of Wisconsin-Madison biochemistry department are deeply saddened by the loss of Rita Warden, who died as the result of […]
Non-federal funding opportunities for June 4th
National Renewable Energy Laboratory Development of Advanced Models for Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Power Cycles (Due June 15th) https://cals.wisc.edu/research/funding/DisplayOpp.php?OppID=796 Life Sciences Research Foundation Post Doctoral Fellowship […]
Federal funding opportunities for June 4th
USAID Multi-Year-Pre-Proposal: Horticulture CRSP (Due 6/15/10) Route through WISPER/CALS http://hortcrsp.ucdavis.edu/main/rfp2010.html One Year Exploratory Proposal-Horticulture CRSP (Due 7/1/10) Route through WISPER/CALS http://hortcrsp.ucdavis.edu/main/rfp2010.html DOD Clean-Slate Design of […]
Sue Nitzke’s new book looks at the science of feeding young children
Susan Nitzke, a professor in Nutritional Sciences, worked with three experts in child development and early childhood education to write a new book: Rethinking Nutrition: […]
New MDS reports available
Mike Matschull in Accounting Services recently sent an email outlining the new reporting features available to MDS parent accounts. Below is an excerpt from his […]
Wednesday Nite @ the Lab takes up dairy science June 23 & July 7
June 23 – A Link Between the Rumen and Milk? Influencing Rumen Fatty Acids and Their Appearance in Milk Elizabeth Ann French, Graduate Student, Ph.D. […]
Phil Pellitteri on Wisconsin’s Changing Insects – June 2
Wednesday Night @ the Lab (WN@TL) June 2, Wisconsin’s Changing Insects: A View From the Diagnostic Lab, Phil Pelletteri 7 pm, 1111 Genetics/Biotechnology Center, 425 […]
When it comes to biking to work, CALS has history
A century before Bike to Work Week, a future professor pedaled to the college from the Door Peninsula. Since then, several CALS faculty and staff have helped help take the bumps out of the ride to campus
Grossing out for a good cause: Sebastian the Talking Goose
Lakeside lawns are his favorite place to poop, he says. He hates those native plant buffer strips.
Climb on your bike to help educate beginning farmers
School for Beginning Dairy and Livestock Farmers seeks cyclists and pledges for its Ride To Farm fundraiser