Madison Police Department announced the closure of the homeless encampment at the Wisconsin Veteran’s Museum, citing public health and safety problems.
The new position follows a working group’s recommendation to recruit and maintain a UW-Madison Entrepreneurship Hub.
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.
Members of the 1980s UW-Madison Democratic Organization of Progressive Engineers and Scientists (DOPES) will host a town hall discussing current scientific dilemmas in Room 106 of the Pyle Center on July 11 at 2:30 p.m.
“Clue” is a comical adaptation of the iconic murder-mystery board game, filled with one-liners and well-delivered campiness.
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.
Nurses at UnityPoint Health-Meriter Hospital launched a 5-day strike on May 27 for stronger security measures, lower patient-to-staff ratios and increased benefits.
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.
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.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
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