QTS Data Centers says the collaborations will enable research on sustainable development and stabilize the local construction workforce, but some DeForest residents object to the company’s plan to build a data center.
The certificate emphasizes how the modern genetics field impacts society.
Three female primatologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison spoke to The Daily Cardinal on Jane Goodall’s influence on their lives and research.
After an agreement with the La Crosse County DA’s Office, Ridglan Farms will no longer operate under its Department of Agriculture, Trading and Consumer Protection breeding license, but will continue as a research facility.
The golden oyster mushroom, originally from Asia, is spreading in Wisconsin and across the United States, pushing out native species in the process.
In interviews with The Daily Cardinal, tech leaders Jim Thompson, Mike Trigg and Allen Dines reflect on how AI has shaped their industries.
As artificial intelligence continues to permeate daily life, researchers nationwide have grappled with the ripples of this new technology.
Local Monarch butterfly expert Karen Oberhauser discusses migration to Mexico, population decline and the push to make monarchs the new state butterfly.
Entrepreneurs Mike Trigg and Max Schauff spoke about their journeys to building companies.
The Wisconsin Veterinary Examining Board suspended the license of Ridglan Farms’s lead veterinarian after finding he delegated surgeries to unlicensed employees.
Wisconsinites who oppose the proposed reroute of Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline, controversial oil and natural gas pipeline, spoke out on its potentially harmful effects.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison business school professor’s research focuses on the indirect benefits of healthy individuals vaccinating for COVID-19. RFK Jr.’s new guidelines could make those benefits harder to access.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Zachary Morris discusses his research into the field of theranostics and the “team science” behind finding new cancer treatments.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Bat Brigade monitors bat populations on campus, producing data that is utilized nationwide.
In conjunction with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, scientists at startup Realta Fusion published two papers outlining the viability of the magnetic mirror design for nuclear fusion devices, making it competitive with more highly-researched designs.
The death of a whooping crane signifies a new threat to the endangered species.
Climate activists lead rally to promote environmental justice, academic freedom and democracy for the first Wisconsin climate rally in President Donald Trump’s second term.
University of Wisconsin-Madison affiliates SHINE Technologies and Realta Fusion spoke at the FusionX:GreatLakes Roadshow conference in Chicago, attended by international fusion leaders, U.S. government officials and other stakeholders.
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