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D.C. Smith Lecture: We’ve mapped the soybean genome. Now what?
D.C. Smith Memorial Lecture – Department of Agronomy Title: “So We Mapped the Soybean Genome… Now What the Double Helix Do We Do” Dr Scott […]
Wisconsin Public Records Law seminar April 13
Tuesday April 13th from 9:00 – 10:30, Biotechnology Center Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall, Ben Griffiths will present a seminar (as part of the Graduate School […]
Wanted: Info on Information Communication Technology for international ag development
USDA is looking for Information Communication Technology (ICT) for international agricultural development purposes. They are trying to identify current university practices in this area. If […]
Advice from DoIT: Don’t click that tempting link. Leave your birthday off Facebook
From DoIT’s Tech News: DON’T CLICK ON THAT TEMPTING LINK We all receive seemingly legitimate emails from scammers posing as our financial institutions, our university […]
On slippery science subjects, internet news delivers
Internet-based science news draws a more demographically diverse, learned and focused audience than print or television news, says a new study
Ron Seely honored at American Chemical Society annual meeting
Ron Seely, senior lecturer, life sciences communication, was awarded the American Chemical Society’s Grady-Stack award at the ACS meeting in San Francisco on March 23. […]
Science Expeditions this Saturday
Includes a celebration of Genetics department centennial
700 4th-graders will be here for CALS Day on Campus April 13
Seven hundred fourth-graders will explore the wonders of agricultural and life sciences on Tuesd ay, April 13, 2010 during CALS Day on Campus . The […]
CALS in the News: March 29-April 2, 2010
CALS in the News 3/29-4/1/2010 News about or of interest to CALS faculty and staff…