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Why is Madison’s weather so weird? A look into the El Niño
By Lindsay Pfeiffer | Feb. 22, 2024The why behind Madison’s unusually warm winter.
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Ice core: Will the heart of Madison winter’s keep melting?
By Britta Wellenstein | Feb. 15, 2024Warming temperatures impact ice events. They harm the lake’s ecosystem, too.
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UW-Madison commits to 100% renewable electricity by 2030
By Britta Wellenstein and Mary Bosch | Feb. 12, 2024Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin publicized five new sustainability goals at a University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting Friday.
SCIENCE
Pivotal Health: Healthcare meets technology in Wisconsin
By Bryson Turner | Feb. 12, 2024Company brings accessible medical services to campus.
SCIENCE
WiscWind breezes through first stage of national competition
By Lauren Fieweger | Feb. 5, 2024This innovative UW-Madison club is making an impact in renewable energy.
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As Madison rethinks road salt, UW grad student explores its effects on a local lake
By Noe Goldhaber | Feb. 1, 2024Elizabeth Emch studies Lake Wingra while doing outreach on winter salting around Madison through her master’s program in the Department of Limnology.
SCIENCE
What is seasonal depression? The science behind “winter blues”
By Sydney Spiegel | Feb. 1, 2024As the sun continues to hide, learn more about this cold weather disorder.
SCIENCE
I Just Think They’re Neat: Humpback Whales
By Lindsay Pfeiffer | Jan. 31, 2024These gentle giants do more than put on a show for whale watchers.
SCIENCE
A UW-Madison research lab is under fire. Scientists argue it isn’t so simple.
By Ava Menkes | Jan. 25, 2024The primate lab has been under scrutiny since PETA brought forth allegations of animal cruelty. But scientists told The Daily Cardinal they follow humane guidelines to the much-needed field.
SCIENCE
Science sit down with Google Firebase founder James Tamplin
By Bryson Turner | Jan. 25, 2024UW-Madison alumnus James Tamplin spoke with The Daily Cardinal about his creation of Google’s flagship platform for app development.
SCIENCE
Spring into research: Noteworthy science to watch this semester
By Lauren Fieweger | Jan. 24, 2024Explore new scientific advances taking place on campus.
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Science sit down: UW-Madison researcher attends COP28 global climate conference
By Britta Wellenstein | Dec. 7, 2023UW-Madison Law professor Sumudu Atapattu shared her outlook toward the COP28 international climate conference in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
SCIENCE
The Database Group: A hidden Wisconsin powerhouse
By Bryson Turner | Nov. 30, 2023Discover one of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s most influential research groups.
SCIENCE
It’s not just Thanksgiving: The Turkey take over in Madison
By Britta Wellenstein | Nov. 22, 2023How the Thanksgiving staple represents a conservation success story.
SCIENCE
A Wisconsin college storm chaser finds his career in turbulent skies
By Whitney West | Nov. 9, 2023Step into the world of weather with Charlie Bourdo.
SCIENCE
‘Wisco Birder’ builds inclusive space for birders of color
By Britta Wellenstein | Nov. 9, 2023UW-Madison faculty member Dexter Patterson shares how birding brings a new perspective to science.
SCIENCE
Inside the insect world: Entomology student turns coursework into a collection
By Sydney Spiegel | Nov. 9, 2023An entomology student turns course material into a collection.
SCIENCE
Event takes to State Street to blend art, science
By Meg Taylor | Nov. 2, 2023The Wisconsin Science Festival and the Madison Night Market drew large crowds in October.
SCIENCE
Science sit down: Nan Li explains how art helps us understand research
By Laila Smith | Nov. 2, 2023When it comes to science, sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words.
SCIENCE
Science sit down with Linda Ham
By Paige Stevenson | Oct. 19, 2023A leader in NASA’s goals to return to the Moon discusses the impact of diversity in STEM.
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