L&S News  Tag: research

The professor of atmospheric and oceanic sciences has spent the last few years working in a presidentially appointed position. He’s taking what he learned working for the federal government directly into his research and his classroom with the hope of building better forecasting systems.

In Catalina Toma’s research, one thing is obvious: Technology plays an important role in people’s romantic relationships. Her findings look into the nuances of when this is a good or bad thing.

An interdisciplinary research effort including the Department of Botany is developing plant-based technology to convert sun energy into essential aromatic compounds.

One century later, undergraduates still find paths to a freshwater future at Trout Lake Station.

Six things we’ve learned from the James Webb Space Telescope.

The Wisconsin state map is full of phantoms — but not the supernatural kind. These L&S researchers are determined to track them down.

What’s your relationship with your job? Maybe it’s your passion or maybe it’s just a way to pay the bills. Questions around work–life balance are personal, and there’s no one-size-fits-all strategy.

Manny Teodoro digs into U.S. consumers’ deep-seated distrust of public water.

As part of the College of Letters & Science’s LASER program, sophomore Liz Sanchez Garcia investigates how solar panels and their changing light conditions can be a good thing for plants, renewable energy and career aspirations.