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UW–Madison student engineers to host concrete canoe competitions
The university's civil and environmental engineering students will host the regional competition April 2–4 and the national competition June 13–15. UW–Madison won five consecutive national titles from 2003 to 2007.
Discovery sheds new light on how cells move
“If we can understand the key factors causing cell migration, then we could perhaps develop new treatments to speed up wound healing,” says Jacob Notbohm, an assistant professor of engineering physics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
New weather ‘normals’ show how Madison’s climate has changed over 40 years
The National Weather Service’s new 30-year averages will show an extra 2.5 inches of precipitation, less early winter snowfall, and warmer summer nights have all become normal.
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Understanding the Impact of Prenatal Opioid Exposure on Mothers and Babies12:00 pm, 1335 Health Sciences Learning Center
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Discussions About the Higher Global Sea Level During the Last Interglaciation
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Spring exhibition, McPherson ERI's Mandelbaum & Albert Family Vision Gallery
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Featuring Dietram A. Scheufele – Taylor-Bascom Chair & Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Life Sciences Communication, UW–Madison12:05 pm, 1125 Nancy Nicholas Hall