Explore the Unknown! For October 20, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, It’s mid-October, the time when the cornucopia of the gardener, the farmer, and the forager runneth over with the fall harvest. The fruits of the …
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Animal Research: Why We Need It & Who It Helps; Pharmacy History in Wisconsin; Environmental Justice & Sustainable Development
Explore the Unknown! For October 13, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, The use of animals by people at the University of Wisconsin for teaching and research may extend back to 1866 when, as the newly-designated Morrill Land-grant …
Winged Sentinels: How Birds Are Coping with Climate Change; Animal Research–Why We Need It & Who it Helps; Pharmacy History in Wisconsin
Explore the Unknown! For October 6, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, Birds, being flighted and far-sighted, seem to be the envy of humans. Daedalus escaped and Icarus died emulating the feathered …
In Fairness to Future Generations of Eaters & Drinkers: How Legal Reforms Can Protect Our Culinary Heritage; Winged Sentinels: How Birds Are Coping with Climate Change
Explore the Unknown! For September 29, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, It is late September, the fall harvest season is upon us, and all around us The Land yields. Sixty-one years ago during his Travels With Charley road trip, …
PFAS in Waters of Wisconsin; How Legal Reforms Can Protect Our Culinary Heritage in the Face of Climate Change; Winged Sentinels–How Birds are Adapting to Climate Change
For September 22, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, My major professor at UW-Madison, plant virologist Robert W. Fulton, was an avid trout angler who tied flies and stalked streams in western Dane County …
PFAS in Waters of Wisconsin
For September 22, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, My major professor at UW-Madison, plant virologist Robert W. Fulton, was an avid trout angler who tied flies and stalked streams in western Dane County and in the …
10th Anniversary of the IceCube Observatory, the World’s Biggest Observatory; PFAS in Waters of Wisconsin; Legal Reforms to Protect Culinary Heritage from Climate Change
Explore the Unknown! For September 15, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, Had he had them—neutrinos and IceCube, that is—imagine what antipodal pairings Dickens might have carved out with his pen on …
Making Movies of Molecules: The Emerging Science of Powerful X-ray Lasers; IceCube Turns Ten: Past, Present & Future for the World’s Biggest & Strangest Observatory; PFAS in Waters of Wisconsin
Explore the Unknown! For September 8, 2021 Hi WN@TL Fans, A Happy Note: WN@TL goes hybrid both with zoom and with in-person presentations beginning on September 8 at 7pm CT with …
Christina Carlson’s talk is postponed; tonight now is Jonathan Patz on “Building Back Better from COVID-19 and the Climate Crisis”
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Forgetting: What It Is and Why It Helps Us Remember; On The Trails of Malaria and Covid; Making Movies of Molecule: The Emerging Science of Powerful X-ray Lasers
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