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Center for Limnology
Research facility devoted to the study of inland waters -
Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures and Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies
Languages and cultures of the Upper Midwest -
Cooperative Children’s Book Center
A Library of the School of Education -
Dictionary of American Regional English
Documenting the folk and regional language of the United States -
Division of Information Technology (DoIT) - UW Madison
The Division of Information Technology (DoIT) provides a wide variety of technology services to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. -
WISCAPE
Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education
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Art Exhibit for Comprehension and Interest of Disease Ecology Research
(ASM Journals, Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education, 2023)Art is a common approach for communicating and educating about science, yet it remains unclear the extent to which science art can benefit varied audiences in varied contexts. To examine this gap, we developed an art exhibit ... -
Spatiotemporal Analysis of Mixed-Use Planning & Patterns in Milwaukee, St. Louis & Tampa
(2022)Land use integration has emerged as an important sustainability principle in the last three decades, with many American cities recently reforming their land use policies to promote mixed-use developments. This study examines ... -
Bioelectrochemical Remediation of Nitrate Contaminated Groundwater in Microbial Fuel Cell
(2022)Nitrate contamination in groundwater is a growing concern in Wisconsin, due to the increasing concentration in groundwater sources and its intensive application as a fertilizer for agricultural activities. In addition, ... -
Vision-based Vehicle Turn Signals Recognition for Automated Flagging System
(2022)Flaggers are a high-risk profession because they are required to work closely to open traffic lanes. Any distracted, speeding, or intoxicated driver might hit them, leading to flaggers’ injuries or even fatalities. To ... -
The influence of thermodynamic versus dynamic processes on sea ice thickness in observations and models
(University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2022) -
Development of a clear-sky atmospheric retrieval algorithm using far infrared spectral measurements for PREFIRE
(University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2022) -
Oral History Interview, Laurie Beauchamp (1255)
(2012-06-07)In her 2012 interview with Jackie Bolduan, Laurie Beauchamp talks about her experiences in the conservative communities of Ironwood, Michigan and Green Bay, Wisconsin. She describes the spaces lesbians occupy in Green Bay ... -
Oral History Interview, Jane Ayer (1752)
(2018-06-29)In her 2017 interview with Pat Calchina, Jane Ayer details her life in Madison, Wisconsin. She spoke of the time period between 1952 and the present and of the following topics: educational experiences, through the PhD, ... -
Learning from Code and Non-Code Artifacts
(2022-08-17)Three things are fundamentally true about software: (i) every day that passes we, as a society, generate more software (more code, more documentation, and more software-related artifacts of all kinds), (ii) it is easier ... -
Oral History Interview, Maria Waitrovich (2179)
(2022-08-09)In her 2022 interview with Pat Calchina, Mary Waitrovich details her life in Madison, Wisconsin. She spoke of the time period 1978 to the present. Mary talks about her process of coming out as a lesbian, playing intramural ... -
Oral History Interview, Stephen Wright (2179)
(2022-10-04)In this October 4th, 2022 interview with Francisco Hernandez Moleres, Prof. Stephen Wright reflects on his career in computer science and shares his thoughts about receiving the 2022 Hilldale Award. Throughout the conversation, ... -
Oral History Interview, Michael Bernard-Donals (2161)
(2022-07-19)In this July 21st, 2022 interview with Francisco Hernandez Moleres, Prof. Michael Bernard-Donals reflects on his career in rhetoric, English, and Holocaust studies, and shares his thoughts about receiving the 2022 Hilldale ... -
Oral History Interview, Anna Huttenlocher (2160)
(2022-07-19)In this July 21st interview with Francisco Hernandez Moleres, Prof. Anna Huttenlocher reflects on her career as a physician scientist, and shares her thoughts about receiving the 2022 Hilldale Award. Throughout the ... -
Open Source, In-situ, Intermediate Strain Rate Tensile Impact Device for Soft Materials and Cell Culture Systems
(2022-11-22)Background: Intermediate-strain-rate mechanical testing of soft and biological materials is important when designing, measuring, predicting, or manipulating an object or system’s response to common impact scenarios. Open ... -
Tadpole Pigmentation and Predation
(Elsevier, Environmental Pollution, 2022-06-09)Artificial light at night (ALAN) is a pervasive pollutant that influences wildlife at both the individual and community level. In this study, we tested the individual-level effects of ALAN on three species of tadpole prey ... -
JSIT21-05: Medicaid Receipt and Health Outcomes in Youth with Sickle Cell Disease Authors
(Center for Financial Security, 2021)Youth diagnosed with sickle cell disease (SCD) are at risk for morbidity, mortality, and decreased quality of life. The receipt of Medicaid among youth diagnosed with a chronic illness is associated with favoring outcomes, ... -
JSIT21-04: The Impact of Medicaid Enrollment Expansion on the Health Well-being of Social Security Beneficiaries
(Center for Financial Security, 2021)Medicaid is a necessary source of supplemental healthcare coverage for Social Security beneficiaries, however, there are various regulations in place regarding eligibility to receive Medicaid for these low-income people ... -
JSIT21-03: SSI Policy and Homeownership: Patterns Across Categories of Disability and Race
(Center for Financial Security, 2021)For low- and middle-income households, homeownership is a pathway to building wealth and to ensuring stable and secure housing. People with disabilities, low-income households, and Black families all experience substantially ... -
JSIT21-02: Income Volatility and Social Security: Understanding Farm Losses and their Implications
(Center for Financial Security, 2021)Farm and ranch operators in the United States are an economically vulnerable group. Many family-owned farms without younger family members interested in farming face difficult retirement decisions. In addition, unlike other ...
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