Science & Technology
Electric tech could help reverse baldness
Reversing baldness could someday be as easy as wearing a hat, thanks to a noninvasive, low-cost hair-growth-stimulating technology developed by UW–Madison engineers.
UW–Madison geneticist named science ambassador to girls and young women
Ahna Skop, a professor, artist and advocate for underrepresented students, has been selected for an initiative to further women in science by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Machine learning and its radical application to severe weather prediction
In the last decade, artificial intelligence applications have exploded across various research sectors, including computer vision, communications and medicine. Now, the rapidly developing technology is making its mark in weather prediction.
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Keynote: Dr. Don Cleveland, UC San DiegoAll day, 1345 Health Sciences Learning Center
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Bottom-up Assembly of Microbial Communities: Modeling, Analysis and Engineering
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Mandelbaum & Albert Family Vision Gallery, 9th floor WIMR
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