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Prof. Bill Tracy (Chair of Agronomy, UW-Madison, and Cliff Bar and Organic Valley Endowed Chair in Plant Breeding for Organic Agriculture) will lead the final spring semester Natural & Applied Sciences (NAS) Seminar on Friday, April...
Toni Glymph-Martin, senior environmental microbiologist, will give a presentation on “Wastewater Treatment: A Positive Role of Bacteria, Protozoa and Metazoa,” at the Natural and Applied Sciences (NAS) seminar Friday, April 7, 2017. NAS seminars...
Marc Anderson, former professor and chair of the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program at UW-Madison and Director of Energy Storage Division, Instituto IMDEA Energia, Madrid, Spain, will give a presentation titled “Building a Better...
Lecturer Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Natural & Applied Sciences) will give a presentation on “Biomineralization of Sustainable Biomaterials: Biological Applications and Nanotoxicity” at this Friday’s (Feb 17, 2017) NAS seminar. NAS seminars are held from...
The Natural & Applied Sciences Spring 2017 Seminar Series begins on Friday, Feb. 3, 2017. Kirti Yenkie, post-doctoral researcher (Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering), UW-Madison, will speak about “Separation Networks for Recovery of Bio-Based Chemicals:...
Tetyana Malysheva (Mathematics), will give the final Natural and Applied Sciences (NAS) seminar for fall semester today, Dec. 2. Her presentation will be on “Mathematical analysis of deformation and transport in porous media.” NAS...
Note time change in this NAS Seminar, the social will be extended 15 minutes with the lecture to follow. Professor Tetyana Malysheva (Mathematics) will give the final Natural and Applied Sciences seminar for Fall...
Mike Parsen from the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey and UW Extension, will will lead this week’s NAS Seminar, “Town of Lincoln Groundwater Study: A Selected Hydrogeologic Characterizaton in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin.” The...
The next Natural and Applied Sciences Seminar will be presented by Anne Pringle (UW-Madison), from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28. Pringle’s talk will cover “Reverse ecology: Using genomes to understand the natural...
Marquette Assistant Prof. Patrick McNamara (civil, construction, and environmental engineering) will present at UW-Green Bay from 3:30-4:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 14, 2016, as a part of the Natural and Applied Sciences Fall Seminar Series....
