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.
Adrian Treves, the director of the Carnivore Coexistence Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, answers all of your black bear and grizzly bear questions.
Fonstad spent decades creating maps of fantasy worlds like ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Dungeons and Dragons’. Fonstad’s son, a University of Wisconsin-Madison alum, showcased her work at the university’s cartography library in July.
Quanyin Hu, a professor in the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy, spoke to The Daily Cardinal about his research into personalized cancer vaccines.
A new CDC report finds lone star ticks, southern pests whose bites can cause a severe meat allergy called alpha-gal syndrome, have an established population in Dane County.
Local animal rights group Dane4Dogs and Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin company breeding beagles for scientific research, are tied up in a legal battle, but the history between the two organizations goes back much further than that.
A professor and two students from UW-Madison, along with a professor from San Francisco State University, created a cookbook showcasing the cultural diversity of scientists with recipes from around the world.
Professor James Pikul sat down with The Daily Cardinal to discuss his recent paper introducing new biology-inspired battery designs, like robot “blood,” that could improve robot energy density to the level of animals.
Scientists at the NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile, including some from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, broke ground with new, high-definition images of the universe released in June.
University of Wisconsin-Madison agriculture and economics professor Chuck Nicholson explained why the Trump administration’s recent tariffs will lower the price of milk while slashing incomes for American dairy farms, harshly impacting Wisconsin’s dairy industry.
James Dahlberg’s screening device has been used by over 19 million patients, detecting 623,000 cancers in the past decade.
The Zoological Museum in Noland Hall supports research and learning, but funding struggles limit potential for education and public outreach.
Fusion energy startup Realta Fusion, a University of Wisconsin-Madison partner, announced they are moving into the next phase of their plan to build nuclear fusion devices for real-world deployment.
The Clean Lakes Energy Alliance released their 2024 State of the Lakes report last week, citing increased phosphorus levels and diminished clarity in Madison lakes.
Adam Riess, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, discussed how his research rewrote the fundamental story of the universe.
Companies and stakeholders discussed the importance of nuclear fusion at the Great Lakes Fusion Energy Summit and announced a new Midwest alliance aiming to accelerate development.
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Line Roald, who studies electric power grids and the integration of sustainable energy, spoke with The Daily Cardinal about her research.
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