Editing Genomes for better eyesight with Dr. Krishanu Saha
Learn how CRISPR technology is being used to correct genetic "misspellings" that cause blindness and other inherited diseases. Kris Saha speaks to Badger talks. Choose #55.
NIH funding cuts are a travesty for biomedical research at UW–Madison
Jo Handelsman speaks to Wisconsin Public Radio's Wisconsin Today about proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health's overhead rate.
Exploring the Wonders of Science with Leah Elson at the Wisconsin Science Festival
The Wisconsin Science Festival welcomes renowned science influencer and author Leah Elson to engage with audiences of all ages. “I got to take the stage with colleagues from drastically different areas of science and community outreach, joining forces to educate (and entertain) an adult audience–interdisciplinary collaboration at its finest (and most impactful!)," says Elson.
WID Welcomes New Kohler Fellows: Exploring Art, Science, and Interdisciplinary Expression
Each year, the Kohler Fellows program brings together exceptional graduate students from diverse fields of study to engage in innovative research, public engagement, and creative projects.
Wisconsin Science Festival! With Sam Mulrooney
Sam returns to Badger Talks to hype up the 2024 Wisconsin Science Festival featuring Agriculture.
Regenerative Coexistence Mural Coming to Life
Unveiling celebration October 20th
Carbon Cycle Mural Unveiled Off State Street in Downtown Madison
A new artistic collaboration sparked by the City of Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Madison saw the recent unveiling of a new mural this past weekend at 318 W. Gorham St.
New Language Table Blog
Coming soon!
PBS host Kallie Moore to visit UW–Madison as spring Science Writer in Residence
On March 13 from 7 to 8 p.m. she will provide a behind-the-scenes look at her work as a professional YouTuber and science communicator for PBS “Eons” at Wisconsin Institute for Discovery’s monthly lecture series, Crossroads of Ideas.
