Fall semester’s final NAS seminar
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...
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Groundwater featured topic at next NAS seminar
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...
NAS seminar features ‘reverse ecology’
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...
Patrick McNamara NAS fall seminar
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....
Sigmund is up next for Friday NAS Seminar
Thomas W. Sigmund, Executive Director of NEW Water, will present “R2E2: Transforming a Utility” at Friday’s NAS Seminar. Sigmund will be discussing NEW Water’s new solid handling facility called the Resource Recovery and Electrical...
WiSys and UWGB host patent and trademark presentation
UWGB and WiSys Technology Foundation is hosting a seminar featuring Christal Sheppard, Directory of the Midwest Regional United Stated Patent and Trademark Office, from 11:40 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. Monday, Oct 3, Phoenix Room...
GB Alum Patrick Robinson is the next NAS guest lecturer
Patrick Robinson, UW Extension Environmental Resources Center, and a UWGB alumnus will present, “From Concept to Reality: Developing a Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve in Wisconsin,” Friday, Feb. 19. Everyone is welcome to...
Burch and NAS seminar, popular as predicted
Tucker Burch, a former UWGB student who returned to campus on Friday, Feb. 5 as a guest of the NAS faculty, drew a crowd so large the venue had to be changed to a...
Friday’s NAS Seminar: Illinois researcher (and UWGB grad) talks rivers
The Natural and Applied Sciences seminar series resumes this Friday (Nov. 6) with the presentation “Often too much but sometimes too little: Phosphorus and dissolved oxygen in Illinois streams and rivers.” Featured speaker Mike...
Friday’s NAS Seminar: New fungal disease has snakes on the run
The Natural and Applied Sciences seminar series continues this Friday (Oct. 23) with the program “Another Emerging Fungal Disease: Snake Fungal Disease Threatens Conservation Efforts.” Guest lecturer Matthew Allender is a zoo and wildlife...
