Science & Technology
Why cities around Wisconsin are feeling the heat
While Wisconsin may be known for its “frozen tundra,” an increase in hot, humid summer days is bringing attention to Wisconsin’s urban heat islands and their impact on human health.
Scientists gain better understanding of icy plumes associated with violent tornadoes
High-resolution supercomputer simulations developed at UW–Madison are giving scientists a closer look at an atmospheric phenomenon that may be associated with above anvil cirrus plumes.
Taming ‘tubes: For computer chips, new technique puts carbon nanotubes squarely in their place
When used as transistors, the nanotubes could be five times as energy efficient and five times faster than silicon.
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The ins and outs of viruses impacting food animal health and production11:00 am, Online
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“High-Octane Brain: 5 Science-Based Steps to Sharpen Your Memory and Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer's"6:00 pm, Online
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6:00 pm, student garden plots next to the Eagle Heights Community Garden, off Lakeshore Path and Bus Route 80
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"PFAS in waters of Wisconsin" Christy Remucal, Civil and Environmental Engineering