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Concussion research charges ahead using fruit fly model
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Concussion research charges ahead using fruit fly model

As a linebacker for the UW–Madison Badgers, Chris Borland made a name for himself as a hard-hitting tackler. His senior year, he was selected as […]

Mar
13th
Spring 2016 issue of Grow features concussion research, birding for science and more
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Spring 2016 issue of Grow features concussion research, birding for science and more

The spring issue of Grow magazine is available online. Check it out for exciting features including: * Concussion—For CALS geneticist Barry Ganetzky, insight into the genetic underpinnings […]

Mar
13th
Volunteers sought for Family Science Nights program
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Volunteers sought for Family Science Nights program

The Family Science Nights program is looking for volunteers to bring hands-on science and engineering activities into local schools and community centers hosting after-school science […]

Mar
13th
PEOPLE program intern works to diversify food and ag fields
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PEOPLE program intern works to diversify food and ag fields

Ten years ago, as a middle school student, Marcus Bolles spent part of his summer exploring academic opportunities in the UW-Madison’s PEOPLE program, a program […]

Mar
11th
How and why to talk to students about voting
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How and why to talk to students about voting

The Morgridge Center for Public Service is encouraging faculty and staff to talk to their students about voting. The center recently shared the following article, titled “Talk […]

Mar
11th
Safety a top priority for ARS
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Safety a top priority for ARS

Last month, ARS held day-long ag safety training workshops at four different stations: Arlington, Lancaster, Marshfield and West Madison. The workshops drew almost 100 ARS staff […]

Mar
11th
NIFA and NSF announce $14.5 million in available funding for plant-biotic research
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NIFA and NSF announce $14.5 million in available funding for plant-biotic research

WASHINGTON, March 11, 2016 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) joined with the National Science Foundation (NSF) […]

Mar
10th
USDA announces funding available women, minorities in STEM
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USDA announces funding available women, minorities in STEM

WASHINGTON, March 8, 2016 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) today announced $400,000 in available funding to […]

Mar
8th
USDA commits $20 million to Conservation Innovative Grants
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USDA commits $20 million to Conservation Innovative Grants

NRCS is piloting a concentrated approach for awarding CIGs to address the nation’s top natural resource priorities. This new approach allows NRCS to aggressively impact […]

Mar
8th
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation conservation leadership corps
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Wisconsin Wildlife Federation conservation leadership corps

The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation (WWF) has just completed the second year of an exciting new program to assist in the development of future conservation leaders […]

Mar
8th