Jack Williams in Mother Jones: Flora migration is only beginning
Changing climate is also changing the flora landscape, says Professor of Geography.
Jordan Ellenberg in the Washington Post: Tell students math is hard
Levelling with students about the difficulty of the subject is the best way for them to learn it, says professor of math.
Jordan Ellenberg in the New York Times: No Nobel Prize for Bob Dylan
Professor of mathematics answers book-related questions for the Times' 'By the Book' feature.
Shanan Peters in National Geographic: Earth has lost and gained many oceans
Professor of Geoscience comments on the profound, centuries-long process that transforms Earth's oceans and coastlines.
Monica Turner on NPR: Crazy worms threaten maple trees
Professor of Integrative Biology describes the invasive species as "worms that want to be snakes."
Tim Bertram on Slate: Air purifiers won't halt viruses
Professor of chemistry's research on the effectiveness of ionizers is cited in discussion of their use in controlling spread of COVID-19.
UW scientists launch first cotton to the International Space Station
Botany professor Simon Gilroy launched cotton seeds to the International Space Station, where they will be used in research designed to help scientists understand how to more efficiently grow cotton on Earth.
Jordan Ellenberg in Quanta: Many pathways into mathematics
The online magazine interviews the professor of mathematics about his new book, "Shape," and the story of how he entered his field.
Going with the Flow
An interest in meteorology at UW-Madison launched a career in ocean science and a strong desire to give back.
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