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Mark your calendars for the University Staff Fall Conference being held on Friday, September 30th, 2022 at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Green Bay. Watch for updates on the conference agenda and speakers on...
The Paul and Thea Sager Award for Excellence in Scientific Scholarship recognizes a UW-Green Bay science or engineering undergraduate who demonstrates excellence in communicating scientific information from a classroom or extracurricular academic project. The...
Pre-orders will close Tuesday, May 11 at 5 p.m. so orders can be filled. No problem if you don’t pre-order, plants will be available for sale on Saturday, May 15 from 9 a.m. to...
April 22, was the first day for public ordering. This year there will be a variety of plants to choose from, including: 59 different varieties of tomatoes 41 varieties of peppers Native flowering plants...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit will be holding its annual Heirloom Plant Sale again this year in support of student research. Source: UW-Green Bay’s Heirloom Plant Sale is...
Amy Wolf, a professor of Natural and Applied Sciences at UWGB, says with the abundance of pollinator species that we have in the state, protecting those populations that declining is necessary. “Here in Wisconsin...
UW-Green Bay professors and instructors, including John Luczaj (Geoscience, Water Science) is accommodating field trips this season for Natural and Applied Sciences, transforming existing and new trips into virtual interactive experiences because of the...
This time of year you are probably seeing more bugs take shelter in your home. But if you are curious as to which ones may be harmful or even what they’re called, Professor of...
Associate Professor Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) published recent article “https://doi.org/10.1016/j.molliq.2020.114319” in “J Molecular Liquids”. They present a novel method of photophysical detection of nanomaterials of different shapes with relevance to Materials Chemistry.
University of Wisconsin Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences professor Michael Draney says there are about 50 different mosquito species in the state. “There’s a reasonable number of mosquitoes, especially this mosquito called the...
