During a Global Health Tuesday webinar, panelists from around the world discussed vaccine mistrust and antimicrobial resistance.
Sarah Adcock’s Animal Welfare Lab looks into alternatives to painful farm animal procedures like the tail docking of lambs.
The co-director of University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new Wisconsin Nathan Shock Center discusses his aims for the center focusing on the role of metabolism in aging.
Local activist organization “No Data Centers in Deforest” revealed email conversations between Deforest’s village president and QTS. Residents are continuing to push back against the project.
The January freeze is due to fluctuating temperatures and wind.
The RSL standard allows for more in-depth restrictions against AI in the digital space, from website scraping bans to attribution requirements for content use.
The November Senate hearing on the controversial crane hunting bill revealed sharp disagreements over wildlife management and farmer aid.
In a culture that values individual freedoms, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s resident science journalist and public health experts discussed how to best balance public health policy.
Sébastien Philippe, a nuclear engineering professor and 2025 MacArthur Fellow, designed advanced computational simulations of United States nuclear fallout in the event of a nuclear war. His results indicated Wisconsin residents would be at risk.
Type One Energy, a University of Wisconsin-Madison nuclear fusion spinoff company, is partnering with the Tennessee Valley Authority to develop a nuclear fusion power plant.
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 clinical site for neutron capture therapy at UW-Madison is the first in the United States.
Wisconsin Sea Grant specialists commented on sea lamprey control in the Great Lakes.
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.
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