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Researchers say two consecutive years of record rainfall in Northeast Wisconsin have shed light on the impact to both rural and urban landscapes. Water monitoring stations on local creeks are playing an important role...
On behalf of Emeritus Professors Paul and Thea Sager and the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity, Prof. Bob Howe is pleased to announce the co-recipients of this year’s Sager Award for Excellence in Scientific Scholarship:...
UW-Green Bay mourns the loss of UW-Green Bay Professor Emeritus Tian You Hu. He passed away on Friday, May 22, 2020 after a battle with COVID-19. He was a Mathematics professor and served as...
In this short video, doctoral students (including UW-Green Bay alumnus Reed Heintzkill) have a bit of fun explaining UWM’s largest NSF-funded COVID-19 research project, “Antimicrobial Surface Coatings to Reduce Spread of Pathogens.” The poster...
We know how much you are missing the plant sale, and we have a surprise! Volunteer Dorothy Summers grew over 500 tomato and pepper plants in her brand new greenhouse and will be selling...
They’ve arrived in the United States with a scary nickname and they look even scarier .Vespa Mandarina murder hornet Credit: Filippo Turetta/Wikimedia But according to experts, there’s a good chance Wisconsin will never be...
There’s an insect generating some buzz in the U.S. but one local biology professor says we don’t have to worry about it coming to Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay Biology Prof. Michael Draney joined Good Day...
Assistant Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) recently published an article in the “International Journal of Biological Macromolecules.” The article is titled, “Photophysical behavior of heme group: Unfolding of hemoglobin and myoglobin in the...
Here’s an example of teaching remotely. Senior lecturer Nydia Villanueva (NAS) preps for an experiment on quantitative analysis in the Chemistry Lab on the Green Bay Campus. Her students are taking Principals of Chemistry...
Schools and colleges remain closed across the state due to a state order issued by Gov. Tony Evers.But most teachers and professors continue to work from home. UW-Green Bay Professor Michael Draney (NAS) is...
