Year: 2021

Living Pharmaceuticals for First-in-Human Clinical Trials; Transforming Milwaukee’s Menonomee Valley; Tracking Insects Across Wisconsin in the Year of Living Covidly

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UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – July 26, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater   26 July 2021     Hi Everyone,   The 1918-1919 Flu epidemic killed millions of humans.  It also was the demise of the Golden Age  of microbiology.  The flu had defied prevention, treatments, cures and vaccines. Microbiologists had little better idea in May of 1919 of the nature of the pathogen than they had had …

Big Peace–How to Change the World; Living Pharmaceuticals for First-in-Human Clinical Trials; Transforming the Menomonee Valley; Tracking Insects In Wisconsin In the Year of Living Covidly

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UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – July 19, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater   19 July 2021     Hi Everyone,   The field corn is tasseling, the sweet corn is coming in, the orange daylilies are pretty much done, and the tomatoes are about to surge in their annual tsunami.  Yep: we’re halfway through summer.  And in about 7 weeks, on September 8, we will …

Assessing Atherosclerosis with Ultrasound; Big Peace–Lessons from the Nobel Prize; The Program for Advanced Cell Therapy

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Chemical Upcycling to Combat Plastic Pollution; Assessing Atherosclerosis with Ultrasound; ‘Big Peace’ –Lessons from the Nobel Prize

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Our Changing Great Lakes Coasts; Combatting Plastic Pollution; Ultrasound for Assessing Atherosclerosis; Lessons from the Nobel Peace Prize

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UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – June 28, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater   28 June 2021     Hi Everyone,   Our next meeting is today, Monday June 28 at 10am CT by Webex.  I hope to see many of you then.     We will then meet by Webex every other week through the rest of the summer:  Mondays July 12 & 26 and …

The Aurora Borealis, From Above & Below; Adapting to a Changing Great Lakes Coast

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UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – June 21, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater 21 June 2021     Hi Everyone,   Yesterday was the solstice, the day when the sun stands still in its progression northward in the sky, and starts back southward on its long slide to December.  For people at the Terrace, had the clouds not got in the way, they’d have watched …