Tag: NAS
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UW-Green Bay’s Mandeep Singh Bakshi publishes article in sustainability journal
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Mandeep Singh Bakshi, associate professor of chemistry and natural & applied sciences, recently published an article in one of the most leading journals on sustainability within the American Chemical Society, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. To read the full research article, click here.
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Professor Pieter deHart receives publication
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UW-Green Bay Associate Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies and Research, Pieter deHart recently published an article in the journal “PeerJ- Life & Environment” . Titled, “Impacts of river fragmentation on limiting individual dietary specialization of Amazonian predatory fish”, his work explores the concept of feeding specialization in predators, and how habitat fragmentation can change the…
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Associate Professor Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) article published in American Chemical Society journal
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Associate Professor Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) published a recent article in the high impact journal of American Chemical Society “Langmuir”. The work describes the potential applications of noble metal nanomaterials as color indicators in complex media.
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UW-Green Bay Rocket Team takes third place in Collegiate Rocket Launch
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UW-Green Bay’s Rocket Team from the Green Bay Campus placed third in this year’s Collegiate Rocket Launch (CRL) competition, organized by the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium. The student team, led by Mechanical Engineering student Elly Purdy and advised by Prof. Brian Welsch (Physics), will split a $1,000 prize. See the launch video footage put together by…
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Faculty note: Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi has a new publication
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Associate Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) had an article published recently in “Applied Nanoscience.” This publication highlights the unfolding and interfacial adsorption behavior of proteins.
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Dialed In | Cover story | insightonbusiness.com, includes Cellcom/UWGB partnership
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One of Brighid Riordan’s childhood memories is the Sunday the phones went out in Pulaski. During a bridge construction project, crews accidentally severed a massive piece of fiber running under a nearby creek. The crew of the local telephone company, which was owned by her family, assembled for what Riordan remembers as something of a…
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Photo Gallery: UW-Green Bay researchers ‘band’ together with agencies and others for scientific gain
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What do lower Green Bay, Kewaunee Harbor, Peshtigo River, Lake Koshkonong, and Horicon Marsh have in common? Answer: Places where American White Pelicans have visited during the past two weeks after being fitted with cellular transmitters by a team of UW-Green Bay scientists and collaborators. The UW Sea Grant funded project is led by UW-Green…
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Gardeners, greenhouses are ready, but spring weather slow to cooperate; heirloom sale
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GREEN BAY – Remember when Jimmy the Groundhog didn’t see his shadow in Sun Prairie and predicted an early spring?That was 12 weeks ago, on Feb. 2, and yet somehow here we are still talking about wind chills and snow.Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy … Everybody has an off-day but really, fella?It was just this week that…
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Adopt-A-Rat 2022 (they are friendly, social and very intelligent)
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It’s time to Adopt-A-Rat. The UW-Green Bay Anatomy and Physiology students have been working with laboratory rats over the course of the year, and have 16 females up for adoption that have been raised since they were a few weeks old. One group is seven-months old, and the other is 19-months old. This strain of…
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UW-Green Bay authors lead peer-reviewed paper on soil health in the Great Lakes basin
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Prof. and Extension Specialist, Kevin Fermanich (Natural & Applied Sciences), Assistant Researcher, Molly Meyers (Environmental Management & Business Institute), Associate Prof. Karen Stahlheber (Biology), and Cofrin School of Business Dean, Mathew Dornbush, co-author a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Environmental Quality. The article, “Challenges in linking soil health to edge-of-field water quality across the…