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For the World Dairy Expo, cow health is key
By Nicole Steele | Oct. 10, 2024How dairy cattle nutrition and health impacts the lives of Wisconsin farmers and consumers.
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Native Americans on reservations struggle with economic growth. Green energy could be a solution
By Joseph Panzer | Oct. 10, 2024The potential of green energy on Native American reservations is left unrealized by stringent regulations, hindering growth, according to UW-Madison researchers.
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Discovery of invasive mussels in Lake Geneva deepens Wisconsin’s water crisis
By Elaina Russell | Sep. 26, 2024Quagga mussels, an invasive species first discovered in Lake Geneva last month, threaten the ecological balance of Wisconsin’s lakes and motivate new conservation efforts.
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Dairyland Power Cooperative awarded $579 million to accelerate Wisconsin’s clean energy transition
By Rusal Ferus | Sep. 26, 2024The U.S. Department of Agriculture with support from the Clean Energy Community initiative and UW-Madison College of Engineering, awarded Dairyland Power Cooperative $579 million for new renewable energy projects.
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Epic Systems holds Cap Times Idea Fest panel about future health care research
By John Ernst | Sep. 23, 2024Innovation from Crisis: What COVID-19 taught us about medical research
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The unknown side of hunting: Traditions, overpopulation and conservation
By Nicole Steele | Sep. 13, 2024What to know about hunting before the whitetail season starts Sept. 14.
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Invasive spongy moths strip aspen tree foliage, damage a native species, UW-Madison researcher says
By Lindsay Pfeiffer | Sep. 12, 2024Rick Lindroth at the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that spongy moth caterpillars strip aspen tree foliage, increasing tree defenses and causing harm to a native species.
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Science Sit-Down: Jordan Ellenberg talks AI research, student engagement
By Sonia Bendre | Sep. 12, 2024University of Wisconsin-Madison math professor Jordan Ellenberg sits down with The Daily Cardinal to discuss his latest AI research and writing and student work.
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WHO declares mpox international public health emergency, Wisconsin remains low in risk
By Sonia Bendre and Lindsay Pfeiffer | Sep. 5, 2024A new and contagious strain of mpox has made its way out of Central Africa, but the CDC considers the risk of the strain to be low in the United States for now.
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UW-Madison researchers helped create new flu vaccine with promising results
By Nicole Steele | Sep. 5, 2024UW-Madison researchers and Madison-based biotechnology company FluGen helped create an intranasal vaccine for influenza with hopes of commercial use in the coming years.
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Research reveals new understanding of Huntington’s disease mechanism
By Matthew Dubin | Jul. 29, 2024Research from the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard scientists presented new insights into Huntington’s disease.
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Effects of wolf reintroduction on Isle Royale are fleeting, impacted by humans
By Mary Bosch | Jul. 25, 2024UW-Madison researchers studied the effects of wolf reintroduction on foxes and martens on Isle Royale, found effects to be temporary.
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Winds from black holes are speeding up, UW-Madison study says
By Lily Spanbauer | Jul. 12, 2024Supermassive black holes are producing potentially galaxy-affecting winds that are accelerating over time, according to a team of researchers led by UW-Madison astronomy professor Catherine Grier and graduate Robert Wheatly.
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Science sit down: Dorota Grejner-Brzezinska appointed UW-Madison vice chancellor for research
By Lauren Fieweger | Jun. 6, 2024University of Madison-Wisconsin Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin appointed Dr. Dorota Grejner-Brzezinska as the new vice chancellor for research, where she plans to expand research initiatives, interdisciplinary connectivity and work with students.
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Freshmen guide to Wisconsin weather: What to pack for your first semester
By Elaina Russell | Jun. 6, 2024New to Madison? Factor weather into your packing list.
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Summer celestial highlights: A guide for Wisconsin stargazers
By Elaina Russell | Jun. 6, 2024Watch out for these sensational cosmic events this summer.
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Spring Fest signals the start of growing season
By Sooyoung Kim | Apr. 27, 2024The People’s Farm celebrated this year’s growing season with the Spring Festival as part of UW-Madison’s Earth Fest.
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UW-Madison scientists develop green method for producing painkillers from poplar trees
By Sooyoung Kim | Apr. 25, 2024Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Energy Institute made a groundbreaking discovery to produce Tylenol through a more sustainable process.
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As a famous bear turns 80, be wary of wildfires in Wisconsin
By Ian Wilder | Apr. 25, 2024Though devastating wildfires in the South and Pacific West frequently make headlines, wildfires pose a threat to states like Wisconsin, too
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A fresh pair of eyes unlock the secrets of daddy longlegs evolution
By Lindsay Pfeiffer | Apr. 18, 2024Recent research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison reveals daddy long-legs may have six eyes.
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