Science & Technology
The brains behind the traffic: 4 questions for mobility maven
David Noyce, director of the Traffic Operations and Safety Laboratory in the UW–Madison College of Engineering, is at the forefront of efforts to streamline highway and vehicle infrastructure for greater safety and efficiency.
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Congratulations to Kristi Heming, administrative assistant for #UWMadisonChem. Kristi retires today after 32 years… https://t.co/RIANtay5v4
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Yesterday I had the privilege of presenting my research on the welfare impacts of tail docking sheep at @UWMadison… https://t.co/Ua6Cf4f7ZQ
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Really honored to have been asked to co-moderate this panel next week and so excited to hear from @MaryMagnuson7 an… https://t.co/ZX3L0fnXOj
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Very excited and humbled to have the opportunity to be a part of this conversation! Seeya next week at the Goodman… https://t.co/VeNMf15DIz
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We've been talking about AI stuff at lunch lately (I eat with the IT team sometimes 😂) and naturally #ChatGPT came… https://t.co/GLafmdLgfU
Science & Technology Events
March
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Arboretum Core Area and Curtis Prairie9:00 am, Meet at Visitor Center (2880 Longenecker Dr), UW–Madison Arboretum
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1:00 pm, Meet at Visitor Center (2880 Longenecker Dr), UW–Madison Arboretum
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Accuracy by the microkelvin: Clinical dosimetry applications of a probe-format calorimeter4:00 pm, Online
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GenomeTrakr database and network: WGS network for real-time characterization and source tracking of foodborne pathogens11:00 am, Online
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