Andrea Dutton in the Washington Post: Ancient Warning of a Rising Sea
The Professor of Geoscience's latest findings focus on fossilized coral reefs in the Seychelle Islands, which show how high sea levels rose centuries ago--and, in an era of climate change, how high they might rise again.
Cool Class: Making Words Count
Jordan Ellenberg is teaching students how to use numbers and data to support written arguments.
Making an American Economy That Works for the People
UW–Madison Professor Kathy Cramer is on a commission looking to put the wellbeing of Americans at the center of economic discussions.
Visit the AOS Building in This Video Game
The Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences leverages a popular gaming/simulation platform as an outreach tool.
A Brush With Greatness
The Department of Economics briefly had a future Nobel Prize winner on its faculty.
Digging the Documentary
Professor of Anthropology John Hawks, who starred in last summer’s hit Netflix documentary Unknown: Cave of Bones, discusses what it’s like to tout science in a modern media landscape.
Why Do Raisins Dance?
What started as a kitchen science experiment for Professor of Mathematics Saverio Spagnolie and his daughter has grown into a full-fledged study of levitation and dynamics of bodies in supersaturated fluids.
Q&A with Borderlands Historian Marla Ramírez
For Marla Ramirez, an assistant professor of History and Chican@ and Latin@ Studies, immigration research is personal.
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