NEOS Optimizes Itself: New Solvers and Authentication Services Added
Within the past year NEOS has made its services more resilient, sophisticated and diverse.
Within the past year NEOS has made its services more resilient, sophisticated and diverse.
The new discovery.wisc.edu web design highlights the unique form and function of the Discovery Building.
Siftr from the Field Day Lab creates a clearinghouse for the creation of citizen science projects.
Thanks to the research of Professor Lih-Sheng (Tom) Turng, plastics can have applications in products ranging from eyeglass lenses to engineered tissues.
Discovery Fellow Laura Albert McLay talks to the Cap Times about military maneuvers, the lottery, March Madness and the satisfaction she derives from teaching.
Patti Brennan and Kevin Ponto illuminate the CAVE for a B1G television audience.
Image Lab Alumna Angela Richardson shares her formidable talent as artist-in-residence at Madison’s Central Library.
Living Environments Lab researchers aid local crime scene investigation with LiDAR scanning.
Discovery Fellow Rob Radwin uses blended learning and LEGO kits to solve real world problems.
Kris Saha, Assistant Professor in the BIONATES theme, is featured in a Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News article for his work with High Content Analysis.
With the holiday bowl games and College Football Playoff upon us, we profile Laura Albert, who successfully did the math on predicting the finalists.
Eddie Ruiz and Stephanie Seymour — both UW-Madison juniors affiliated with WID researchers — are launching The Journal of Undergraduate Science and Technology for the UW Madison campus
Patricia Flatley Brennan seeks to utilize imagination to optimize patient healthcare outcomes.
The Research Project Resource Guide has been enhanced with valuable tools to help researchers campus-wide accomplish their goals.
Celebrating social innovators for this year’s M List, Madison Magazine hails six outstanding individuals with ties to WID.
Every year, high-throughput computing (HTC) technologies pioneered by computer scientist Miron Livny power the scientific discovery of researchers at UW-Madison and around the globe.
Meet some of WID’s researchers at the Wisconsin Science Festival. The event from October 22nd-25th highlights the diverse science happening on the UW-Madison campus and across the state.
The winners of the Living Environment Laboratory’s “Model This!” contest explore virtual reality in the lush D. C. Smith greenhouse environment.
Assistant Professor and BIONATES theme PI Krishanu Saha along with J. Benjamin Hurlbut, Assistant Professor, Human Dimensions at Arizona State University and Sheila Jasanoff, Professor of Science and Technology at Harvard University co-authored a recent article for Issues in Science and Technology making the case for how far scientists should go in researching and applying CRISPR to editing the human germline.
G+L+S video games spur STEM education for Madison-area Boys and Girls Club students
Patent secured by the Systems Biology Theme members enhances single cell research.
Madison game developers aim for critical mass to compete with the coasts
Short circuiting tumors via Epigenetics drives Lewis Lab’s research.