Old ice records from citizen scientists provide context for history of global warming
Records provide information for what climate was like hundreds of years ago
Earth Day Conference discusses correlation between increased temperature, disease outbreaks
Temperature is important in determining the infectiousness of mosquitoes, Jonathan Patz said
How a Wisconsin politician changed the scope of environmental legislation in the U.S.
State governor, U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson created Earth Day April 22, 1970
UW professors examine science literacy in the US
Two professors to sit on panel to produce report on science literacy, evaluate how politicization of issues shape public’s perspective
A UW tumor research team is personalizing cancer treatment
Precision medicine for cancer acknowledges genetic differences in tumors
UW researchers discover new technique for tracking cells that kill cancer
Flourine-19, a non-radioactive isotope, has been effective in labeling, tracking natural killer cells
Former McBurney Center director returns to old position for summer
Current UW director of McBurney Center plans to take on new post as director of compliance
Study finds rapid change in Wisconsin prairies over last 60 years
Lack of prescribed fire, decreasing size of prairies have been dominant drivers of alterations
UW professor addresses whether there is ‘anti-science sentiment’ in U.S.
American tendency to stick to 'tribes' influences what ideas they accept, Scheufele said
