Research
Earlier algae blooms, lingering toxins: Invasive species cause big changes to a lake’s microbial community
Two invasive species are having an outsized impact on toxic algae blooms according to a recent study from UW–Madison, which shows that algal toxins stay in water longer thanks to the combined effects of invasive species on Lake Mendota's microbial community.
Smooth sailing for electrons in graphene
Physicists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison directly measured, for the first time at nanometer resolution, the fluid-like flow of electrons in graphene.
New UW institute to study evidence-based solutions to diversity-related challenges
The new Institute for Diversity Science will be a hub for studying the discrimination and evaluating solutions.
Research Events
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Professor Maura Dykstra, Cal-Tech12:00 pm, Lubar Commons (Room 7200), Law Building
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Machine Learning Lunch Meeting: Yudong Chen, Tuesday March 21, 12:15pm CS 124012:15 pm, 1240 Computer Sciences
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Daniel Seita: Postdoctoral Researcher, Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute4:00 pm, 1240 Computer Sciences
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Speaker: Gabriel Katul, Distinguished Professor of Hydrology and Micrometeorology, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University