Exploring the connection between scientific disagreement, public engagement
UW professor releases paper studying how disagreement, uncertainty drive away non-scientific audiences
‘Vaccine apartheid’ threatens America’s progress against pandemic
'You could argue that every death that's occurring ... is unnecessary, or preventable, given that we have vaccines,' UW expert says
Conservation of black ash trees holds cultural, ecological significance
UW graduate student incorporates Indigenous land management strategies to preserve wetlands
Madison’s Nano RED biotech develops viral therapy platform for COVID-19, lung cancer
Platform uses a virus-like particle to deliver pharmaceutical cocktail neutralizing viral genome of SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19
Pet Finance: Putting a price tag on a dog’s life through economic modeling
Typical dog owner values their dog's life at $10,000 according to first of its kind economic analysis by UW professor
STEM clubs at student org fair create spaces for competition, passion, mentorship
Interested in STEM-based student orgs? We got you.
Stop Line 3: The Indigenous-led fight to halt construction on the last remaining segment of a thousand-mile pipeline
The crumbling Line 3 can only operate at half capacity, if finished, the replacement would restore it to its full capacity of 760,000 barrels per day
Concrete slab from Van Hise facade breaks off, crashes outside front entrance
No one was injured in the collapse
UW experts offer perspective on recent Faculty Senate fossil fuel divestment resolution
Three professors cited economic and ethical reasons in their support for the resolution.
