Family Horticulture Day
Saturday, April 26
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
West Madison Agricultural Research Station
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Other events
- May 12
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Seminars in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Novel Approaches toward Cross-Coupling Reactions Aiwen Lei, Wuhan University, China. 1116 Rennebohm Hall. 3:30 p.m. Information: 262-0353, jmmitchell@pharmacy.wisc.edu
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Seminars in Pharmaceutical Sciences
- May 13
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Sights Unseen
Images of the Nanoscale This exhibit features research images captured by UW-Madison faculty, staff and students. The 14 striking, larger-than-life prints, both comfortingly organic and starkly abstract, will enable patrons to visualize a scientific world that is rarely seen outside the laboratory. Mother Fool's Coffeehouse, 1101 Wlliamson St. 12 a.m. -
Physics Exhibit
John H. Van Vleck: The Middle Years The second exhibit in a series on John H. Van Vleck focuses on his part in the "quantum revolution" of the 1920s. He laid the foundation for understanding the magnetic properties of solids, and many of his discoveries have been used to develop materials in use today. 4220 Chamberlin Hall. 12 a.m. Information: 262-4698, buehlman@wisc.edu -
Biological Imaging Lecture Series
The Art of Cell Division and Polarity:Using Spinning Disc Confocal Microscopy to Uncover the Mysteries of Embryonic Development Ahna Skop, Department of Genetics. 341 Bardeen Medical Laboratories. 4 p.m.
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Sights Unseen
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