Stackable microchips speed up computer processors
By Keaton Miller and Sapir Sasson | Apr. 15, 2007IBM has developed a new technique for stacking microprocessors that promises to change the way computers and other devices are designed.'
IBM has developed a new technique for stacking microprocessors that promises to change the way computers and other devices are designed.'
Eli Judge's victory in the District 8 aldermanic election served as another setback for Progressive Dane in the Madison City Council. With a mere six seats in the council, Progressive Dane has a much looser grip on local politics than in previous ye'
When Steve Irwin passed away last September I was heart broken. His enthusiastic Australian charm instilled a love for nature and the desire to explore in millions of his viewers. He was truly one of a kind.'
The UW men's tennis team beat Iowa and Minnesota over the weekend'
Yummy Buffet, located off State Street on Gilman Street, suffered $25,000 in damages Friday from a grease fire.'
Recently, the World Bank, an international institution designed to alleviate poverty and promote economic development in lesser-developed countries, was rocked by a scandal fit for a cheesy, made-for-TV movie. '
The UW System Board of Regents approved a $250,000 salary increase for men's basketball coach Bo Ryan at a meeting Friday, making his total projected salary for next year $1.25 million.'
A profile of Jim Maynard, well known around campus as \the chemistry demo guy.""'
Many politicians make promises of reducing poverty, helping the homeless and serving those less fortunate. While some follow through on those promises with legislation, others, like state Representative Steve Wieckert, take the term ""public servant"" to a whole new level.
The UW System Board of Regents came one step closer to officially passing the UW-Madison School of Business differential-tuition proposal when it approved the policy in committee at its Thursday meeting at UW-Oshkosh.'
Environmental experts and activists met at Chamberlain Hall Thursday to discuss how Wisconsin can combat local global warming concerns. '
This weekend will mark the 25th anniversary of the landmark signing of a state bill making it illegal to discriminate against gay citizens.'
Members of Madison's Bassett District assembled Thursday night at the Madison Senior Center to voice their opinions about a new venue hoping to open in the community. '
Biomedical engineering students will combine their college-garnered knowledge with innovative designs to try and solve real-life problems in the Tong Biomedical Engineering Student Design Awards competition, beginning May 4. '
Acclaimed contemporary religious expert and emeritus professor for the University of Chicago Martin Marty discussed religious pluralism in America Thursday in Grainger Hall, exploring answers to the question to his lecture titled, ""Why can't '
A UW-Madison Medical School associate professor was attacked and injured by members of the secret police force of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf while traveling in Pakistan early last week.'
Ziegler may claim her victory came because she ran a less negative campaign, but the facts say otherwise.'
While police tell students not to walk home alone at night in order to not be a victim of crime, they should be doing something else — their job.'
Author Elizabeth Wurtzel spoke to UW-Madison students Wednesday night about her memoir, Prozac Nation."" Sponsored by the Jewish Cultural Collective and UW Hillel, Wurtzel provided an in-depth presentation about her own personal struggles with
Antonio L. Pope, the man accused of committing two sexual assaults last semester in the campus area, is set to begin a series of court cases over the next week, beginning Friday.'