Ideas and discoveries
Saturday, July 5, 2008
78°Campus news
- ISIS begins final phase of upgrade
- New study shows persistence of anxiety
- Inventive county government program wins Gladfelter Award
- Amiri Baraka to kick off spoken word education institute
- Summer Choir concert spotlights American poets
- Lignin expert chooses to pursue biofuels research at UW-Madison
- Dance Marathon seeks leadership applicants
- Badgers sipping from Directors’ Cup again in 2007-08
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UW in the Media
- For Kids: IceCube Science
Science News - Extinctions of Early Life Probably Happened Slowly Over Time, Not With a Bang
U.S. News and World Report - Writing's easier for obsessives
Sydney Morning Herald - UW-Madison biochemist named Searle Scholar
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Harsh climate weathered away early rocks
MSNBC.com - Binary stars might not form simultaneously
United Press International - Science Fraud at Universities Is Common -- and Commonly Ignored
Chronicle of Higher Education - Scientific Fraud May Be More Widespread Than Thought, Poll Says
Bloomberg News
Recent sightings
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Lakeside Cinema
Students and community members take part in a Wisconsin Union Lakeside Cinema event featuring a screening of the 1971 movie "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" at the Memorial Union Terrace on June 23, 2008.
Curiosities
Why does it seem like mosquitoes are attracted to some people more than others?
Answered by UW-Madison entomology professor and mosquito expert Susan Paskewitz.
In depth
Chancellor named
Biddy Martin was confirmed June 5 by the UW System Board of Regents as the next chancellor of the university.
Read a statement from Martin »
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