Science & Technology
UW–Madison researchers use AI to identify sex-specific risks associated with brain tumors
UW–Madison researchers are using AI models to find patterns that could pinpoint characteristics that might help doctors forecast which tumors are likely to grow more quickly.
Burning and Learning
UW–Madison instructors, land care managers and students, along with the help of volunteers and farmers, are returning fire to landscapes on and off campus to restore the beauty of native tall grass prairies and oak savannas.
From stem cells to technology, the next Wisconsin RISE initiative focuses on improving health
The next focus area of the Wisconsin RISE Initiative, RISE-THRIVE, is set to harness and grow the university's reputation as a global powerhouse in interdisciplinary health research — translating both medical discoveries and innovative social science approaches into tangibly healthier lives for Wisconsinites and people and communities around the world.
Science & Technology Events
October
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Genes, jeans, genomes, and the wondrous cycles of polyploidy in plants3:30 pm, B302 Birge Hall
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Mandelbaum & Albert Family Vision Gallery
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Bushra Usmani, MD, University of Pittsburgh, "Harnessing Data for Patient Care in Ophthalmology;" Barbara Blodi, MD, "Atrophy in Neovascular AMD: What is the Role of Anti-VEGF Therapy?"7:00 am, Online
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12:30 pm, Online
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Mandelbaum & Albert Family Vision Gallery
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Ecological Restoration Work Party9:00 am, Meet at Frautschi Point parking lot, 2662 Lake Mendota Drive, Madison, 53705
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Arboretum Core Area and Curtis Prairie9:00 am, Meet at Visitor Center, UW–Madison Arboretum