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We shared news in last week’s Log Extra that UW-Green Bay senior Robyn Nielsen is the University’s first-ever recipient of a Greater Research Opportunities Fellowship from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The...
First-year students are being given the opportunity to “get their hands dirty and learn about ecology and conservation at the same time,” thanks to a $5,990 grant from the Baird Creek Preservation Foundation. The grant, issued to Associate Prof. Mathew Dornbush of the Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit at UW-Green Bay, will support Dornbush’s first-year seminar course titled, “Let’s Go Native: Conservation Biology in Practice.”
Chemist and Associate Prof. Franklin Chen speaks at 3 p.m. today (Friday, Sept. 26) in ES 301 on “Electronic Origins of Acid-Base Character: Natural Acidity Analysis of Aqueous Bronsted-Lowry Oxyacids.” It is, of course,...
Chemist and Associate Prof. Franklin Chen will be the speaker this Friday (Sept. 26) when the Natural and Applied Sciences Seminar Series resumes. The title of his presentation is “Electronic Origins of Acid-Base Character:...
UW-Green Bay Prof. and resident “dead zone” expert Kevin Fermanich offered his expertise for a Sunday (Sept. 21) Green Bay Press-Gazette story on the relative health of — and challenges facing — the Fox...
UW-Green Bay’s Dinner Lecture Series, hosted by the Division of Outreach and Adult Access, returns on Thursday evening, Sept. 25, with a visit to the nation of Turkey and a presentation by Associate Prof....
In what can only be construed as further proof summer won’t last forever, WLUK, Fox 11 News on Thursday interviewed NAS Associate Prof. Matt Dornbush about the impending onset of fall colors. Weather impacts...
Natural and Applied Sciences faculty members Patrick Forsythe and Michael Draney have published a paper in the Journal of Arachnology with four UW-Green Bay undergraduate co-authors. The paper is the result of a Fall...
Prof. Michael Draney talked late-summer bugs Friday (Sept. 5), with Fox 11 News, discussing the recent influx of crickets and mosquitos due to soggy weather. The crickets’ development slowed with July’s dry conditions, Draney...
UW-Green Bay’s resident Spider Man, NAS Prof. Mike Draney, shared his expertise for a weekend Green Bay Press-Gazette story on an eight-legged behemoth (relatively speaking) currently experiencing a population boom in Northeastern Wisconsin. The...
