Newly Developed Nanomaterial Mimics the Behavior of Proteins
Novel material could provide the basis for new neurodegenerative disease treatments
Articles by University of Wisconsin-Madison
Knowing What Dogs Like to Watch Could Help Veterinarians Assess Their Vision
Recent study takes a novel approach to assessing canine vision by measuring dogs' interest in a variety of video content
New Recipes for Origin of Life May Point Way to Distant, Inhabited Planets
A team has written a cookbook with hundreds of recipes that have the potential to give rise to life
Analysis of Research Citations Highlights Importance of Federal Funding
Researchers found patterns to help identify the citations that were more likely to be important to published science
New Recycling Process Could Find Markets for ‘Junk’ Plastic Waste
A new plastics recycling method reduces emissions by 60 percent and opens the door to the reuse of materials
Art Can Help Bridge Political Divide over Climate Change
Combining climate data with visually engrossing art can make data more meaningful to viewers
Flexible Bioelectronics Can Better Conform to a Curvy Body
New simulation model can help inform the design process of flexible electronics
For Stressed-Out Grad Students, Mindfulness Makes Big Difference
Mindfulness training can help graduate students reduce stress, improve focus, and get more enjoyment from research
Long-Term Restoration of a Biodiversity Hotspot
Getting seeds to the right place at the right time could benefit degraded savanna ecosystems
Study Finds That Big Rains Bring Big Algae Blooms … Eventually
Researchers identify the key factors beyond phosphorus that contribute to algal blooms