Events
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El Zoominario – Federico Rey
(Online)El Zoominario is a seminar series of scientific short talks (in English) given by Latinx in STEM. The goal is to increase visibility of Latinx people in STEM and inspire the next generation of Latinx scientists. The talks are meant to be accessible to the general audience.The talks are 15-20 minutes long of a scientific topic explained in accessible terms to a broad audience. At the end of the talk, the speaker chooses to share interesting facts about their Latinx culture. URL: https://solislemuslab.github.io//pages/talks.html#zoominario ONLINE: https://solislemuslab.github.io//pages/talks.html#zoominario
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SILO-TBD
Researchers' Link, Discovery BuildingThis semester we will be holding hybrid seminars, with both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation. Pizza will be served for the in-person attendees. URL: https://silo.wisc.edu/
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Indigenous Language Table
Discovery Building 330 North Orchard Street, De Luca Forum, Madison, WI, United StatesLocated in the ID Hub, Rm 1145. A Indigenous Language Table is designed to enable language learners to develop spoken language skills outside of the classroom, build community, strengthen language purpose, and normalize indigenous language with representation. Hosted by Enwejig and the Illuminating Discovery invite students, including former students and indigenous language learners who want to develop their skills, & members of the at-large community. This is not a language class. Attendees will practice language skills. CONTACT: 316-4511, lredeagle@wisc.edu URL: https://illuminatingdiscovery.wisc.edu/indigenous-language-table/
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WID Seminar Series
Orchard View Room 3280, Discovery Building (Also offered online)Every month, WID presents a seminar in which two faculty or their delegates will present their research and how it connects with the WID theme of Resilience, Robustness, and Adaptability.
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Indigenous Language Table
Discovery Building 330 North Orchard Street, De Luca Forum, Madison, WI, United StatesLocated in the ID Hub, Rm 1145. A Indigenous Language Table is designed to enable language learners to develop spoken language skills outside of the classroom, build community, strengthen language purpose, and normalize indigenous language with representation. Hosted by Enwejig and the Illuminating Discovery invite students, including former students and indigenous language learners who want to develop their skills, & members of the at-large community. This is not a language class. Attendees will practice language skills. CONTACT: 316-4511, lredeagle@wisc.edu URL: https://illuminatingdiscovery.wisc.edu/indigenous-language-table/
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SILO-Gal Mishne
Researchers' Link, Discovery BuildingThis semester we will be holding hybrid seminars, with both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation. Pizza will be served for the in-person attendees. URL: https://silo.wisc.edu/
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Indigenous Language Table
Discovery Building 330 North Orchard Street, De Luca Forum, Madison, WI, United StatesLocated in the ID Hub, Rm 1145. A Indigenous Language Table is designed to enable language learners to develop spoken language skills outside of the classroom, build community, strengthen language purpose, and normalize indigenous language with representation. Hosted by Enwejig and the Illuminating Discovery invite students, including former students and indigenous language learners who want to develop their skills, & members of the at-large community. This is not a language class. Attendees will practice language skills. CONTACT: 316-4511, lredeagle@wisc.edu URL: https://illuminatingdiscovery.wisc.edu/indigenous-language-table/
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NSF Presentation on Technology, Innovation and Partnership (TIP)
DeLuca Forum, Discovery Building 330 N. Orchard Street, Madison, United StatesFeaturing Dr Gianchandani, Assistant Director of NSF Directorate for TIP. In a fireside chat on March 23, 2023, Dr. Erwin Gianchandani will share insight on the newly-formed Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (TIP) within the National Science Foundation. TIP advances use-inspired and translational research. The College of Letters & Science invites faculty and researchers to attend the event in the Discovery’s Building’s DeLuca Forum or virtually. Register at go.wisc.edu/nsftip by March 13 to reserve a seat or be sent a link to attend virtually. CONTACT: 263-2065, tina.nielsen@wisc.edu URL: https://forms.gle/dyRShFxsdNnhNEGF9
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Improving Your Writing Practice
Orchard View Room 3280, Discovery BuildingHoning your skills with WID Writer-in-Residence, Michelle Wildgen. A mix of roundtable, lecture, and in-class writing designed to make your writing life-be it personal, academic, or professional-more productive and less stressful. Come ready to share ideas and bring tools to write. CONTACT: lredeagle@wisc.edu
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SILO-Quanquan Gu
Researchers' Link, Discovery BuildingThis semester we will be holding hybrid seminars, with both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation. Pizza will be served for the in-person attendees. URL: https://silo.wisc.edu/
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SILO-Shankar Bhamidi
Researchers' Link, Discovery BuildingThis semester we will be holding hybrid seminars, with both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation. Pizza will be served for the in-person attendees. URL: https://silo.wisc.edu/
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Indigenous Language Table
Discovery Building 330 North Orchard Street, De Luca Forum, Madison, WI, United StatesLocated in the ID Hub, Rm 1145. A Indigenous Language Table is designed to enable language learners to develop spoken language skills outside of the classroom, build community, strengthen language purpose, and normalize indigenous language with representation. Hosted by Enwejig and the Illuminating Discovery invite students, including former students and indigenous language learners who want to develop their skills, & members of the at-large community. This is not a language class. Attendees will practice language skills. CONTACT: 316-4511, lredeagle@wisc.edu URL: https://illuminatingdiscovery.wisc.edu/indigenous-language-table/
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WID Seminar Series
Orchard View Room 3280, Discovery Building (Also offered online)Every month, WID presents a seminar in which two faculty or their delegates will present their research and how it connects with the WID theme of Resilience, Robustness, and Adaptability.
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El Zoominario – Pablo Moreno-Yaeger
(Online)El Zoominario is a seminar series of scientific short talks (in English) given by Latinx in STEM. The goal is to increase visibility of Latinx people in STEM and inspire the next generation of Latinx scientists. The talks are meant to be accessible to the general audience.The talks are 15-20 minutes long of a scientific topic explained in accessible terms to a broad audience. At the end of the talk, the speaker chooses to share interesting facts about their Latinx culture. URL: https://solislemuslab.github.io//pages/talks.html#zoominario ONLINE: https://solislemuslab.github.io//pages/talks.html#zoominario
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SILO-Yisong Yue
Researchers' Link, Discovery BuildingThis semester we will be holding hybrid seminars, with both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation. Pizza will be served for the in-person attendees. URL: https://silo.wisc.edu/
