Author: ejesse2

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 …

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 …

UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – June 14, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater 14 June 2021     Hi Everyone, Happily, it’s mid-June.  I’m on vacation up north over a 4-day weekend, and Science Alliance meetings have slipped into our summer schedule of meeting on occasionally, approximately every two weeks, as holidays and such permit. We will not meet on June 14.  Our next meeting is …

UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – June 7, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater 7 June 2021 Hi Everyone, We are finishing up our first week of maskless indoor shopping.  The stockpile of masks in my car has dwindled to but a few. Outdoor gatherings again include greetings with hugs and handshakes. On the other hand, as of last Friday (June 4), in Wisconsin 48.2% of …

UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – May 24, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance #Updater   24 May 2021     Hi Everyone,   In normal years, the weeks between UW–Madison graduation and the end of the K12 school year were a programmatic paradox:  while the rest of campus idled in an idyll, those of us who host field trips were in our frenziest time of year.  The campus field trip …

UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – May 17, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater   17 May 2021     Hi Everyone,   Thursday’s announcement by the CDC removing its mask-wearing expectation for fully-vaccinated people in most conditions indoors and out has been hailed in at least two senses of the word: some praise the decision, others pellet it.  The decision is going to be another chapter in the long, …

UW-Madison Science Alliance Updater – May 10, 2021

UW–Madison Science Alliance Updater   10 May 2021     Hi Everyone,   This weekend was a celebratory double-header on campus with UW–Madison’s graduation on Saturday and Mother’s Day on Sunday.  Several thousand grads became alums and may now refer to UW–Madison as their “alma mater.” and themselves as “alums”.  The idea of the university as the nourishing mother, and …