• Role of heterogeneous ecosystems in modulating surface-atmosphere transport 

  Paleri, Sreenath (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• What the Land Is, What it Was, and What It Ought to Be: Conflict and Collaboration in the Founding of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum 

  McGlone, Madeline (2023-05)

• Unreformed and Unwelcomed: The Growth of Calvinist Intolerance towards Catholics during the early Eighty Years’ War 

  Hengst, Tyler (2023-05)

• Hu Shi and May Fourth - a Dialogue with Revolution 

  Zhao, Karlsson (2023-05)

• Contradictions of the American Dream: Victor Berger and Government Censorship During World War I 

  Kobussen, Joshua (2023-05)

• Host exposure to a common pollutant can influence diversity-disease outcome 

  Buss, Nicholas; Hua, Jessica (2023)

• Seasonal Monitoring of an Infiltration Experiment Using Time-Lapse Geophysics and Chemical Characterization to Understand Nitrate Transport in the Vadose Zone 

  Fuentes, E. Larue (2023)

  Nitrogen-based chemical fertilizers and manure are used throughout Wisconsin to provide nutrients for crops. However, nitrogen from these fertilizers may leach from the surface and root zone to the groundwater, creating ...

• I Can Reach My Full Potential with a Little Help from My Friends: Understanding Construction Project Team Dynamics and Performance Through Personality Profiling 

  Limberg, Calob (2023)

  Over six trillion dollars were spent in the global construction market in 2020 (Global Construction Market Size 2020-2030 2022). This number is both significantly larger than a decade ago, and yet a fraction of what it is ...

• Evaluating the anti-fouling performance of electrochemically active nickel based membrane 

  Majumder, Samarpan Deb (2023)

  Fouling is inevitable for membrane-based processes. To increase longevity of membranes, anti-fouling mechanisms are crucial. Current anti-fouling mechanisms are often chemical-intensive, expensive and are known to hinder ...

• Oral History Interview, Nancy & Merrily Stover (1893) 

  Stover, Nancy; Stover, Merrily (2019-08-12)

  In this interview, Nancy and Merrily Stover talk about their time living in UW’s Tent Colony, a summer housing project on Picnic Point. They spoke of the time period from the early 1950s through the early 1960s and the ...

• Oral History Interview, Merrily & Phil Stover (1900) 

  Stover, Merrily; Stover, Phil (2019-08-12)

  In this interview, Merrily and Phil Stover talk about their time living in UW’s Tent Colony, a summer housing project on Picnic Point. They spoke of the time period from the early 1950s through the early 1960s and the ...

• Localization of Forced Oscillation - A Model Based Approach 

  Abdennadher, Yasmine (2023)

  The electricity grid is one of the most impressive engineering feats of the modern era. It enables power transmission from a variety of generation facilities to end users over long distances. It provides electricity to ...

• Oral History Interview, Doug Moe (1861) 

  Moe, Doug (2019-06-11)

  Doug Moe talked with interviewer Troy Reeves about his time as an undergraduate at UW-Madison and his writing career. This interview was conducted to be part of UW-Madison Archives' oral history collection.

• Validation of ice cloud optical thickness retrievals during CAMP2EX and PISTON using the UW-HSRL 

  Pagano, Terence (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• Processes governing the evolution of moist static energy in developing and non-developing African easterly waves 

  Torres Maldonado, Kayleen (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023)

• Oral History Interview, John Rieger, John Stanley, and Bill Jordan (2204) 

  Rieger, John; Stanley, John; Jordan, Bill (2022-11-15)

  In their interview with Dave Egan on November 15, 2022, naturalists John Rieger, John Stanley, and Bill Jordan detail how they wound up working together at the Society for Restoration Ecology (SER) and how the concept of ...

• Oral History Interview, William Whitney (2206) 

  Whitney, William (2020-10-06)

  In his October 6th, 2020 interview with Dave Egan, Bill Whitney talks about his background and career in ecological restoration as part of a series of interviews with ecological restoration pioneers. He discusses coming ...

• Oral History Interview, Jim Vosmek (2218) 

  Vosmek, Jim (2023-01-12)

  In his oral history interview with Troy Reeves, Jim Vosmek talked about his experience on campus as an undergraduate during the 1960s and 1970s. Vosmek discussed the following topics: the glee club, student council, notable ...

• Oral History Interview, Bill Rauwerdink (2219) 

  Rauwerdink, Bill (2023-01-05)

  In his oral history interview with Troy Reeves, Bill Rauwerdink talked about his experience on campus as an undergraduate during the 1960s and 1970s. Rauwerdink discussed the following topics: why UW; paying for college; ...

• Oral History Interview, Michael Stark (1851) 

  Stark, Michael (2019-03-05)

  Michael "Mike" Stark attended UW-Madison and graduated in 1977 with a bachelor's in landscape architecture. Stark worked on the Allen Centennial Garden Board before it opened in 1989. Stark has worked on various landscape ...

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