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Campus news
- Labor scholar to deliver lecture on solutions to low-wage jobs crisis April 18, 2014
- Bridging the uncanny valley between humans, robots April 18, 2014
- Study suggests some fathers elevate their games April 18, 2014
- Statewide sessions explore accelerated use of electronic medical records April 17, 2014
- OMAI Line Breaks Festival returns to Overture Center April 17, 2014
- First in the nation: UW-Madison establishes post-doc in feminist biology April 17, 2014
- Made-in-Wisconsin atom probe assisted dating of oldest piece of earth April 17, 2014
- Chazen docents help bring art to life April 17, 2014
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UW in the News
- Plant Breeders Release First 'Open Source Seeds' NPR News
- Your Brain Has No Idea Where It’s Going TIME.com
- To Save Neighborhoods, Get Creative With the Law New York Times
- Are Touchscreens Melting Your Kid’s Brain? Wired
- Cities with Trees Have Happier Residents Outside Magazine
- Tim Metcalfe: Winning the Wisconsin way Madison.com
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