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Contemporary water challenges require un-siloed experts with knowledge integrated across disciplines. Water@UW-Madison works to connect creative interdisciplinary teams working on solutions for water health, sustainability, access, quantity and quality across the UW-Madison campus.
Contemporary water challenges require un-siloed experts with knowledge integrated across disciplines. Water@UW-Madison works to connect creative interdisciplinary teams working on solutions for water health, sustainability, access, quantity and quality across the UW-Madison campus.
December 18, 2024 at 6:19 PM
Contemporary water challenges require un-siloed experts with knowledge integrated across disciplines. Water@UW-Madison works to connect creative interdisciplinary teams working on solutions for water health, sustainability, access, quantity and quality across the UW-Madison campus.
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Here is an informative article about Dr. Carpenter, written by @cduigan.bsky.social, who is probably the world's authority on this enigmatic scientist.
thebiologist.rsb.org.uk/biologist-fe... #historicalecology #limnology #freshwaterbiology
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thebiologist.rsb.org.uk/biologist-fe... #historicalecology #limnology #freshwaterbiology
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Who was... Kathleen Carpenter?
A biography of Kathleen Carpenter, a pioneering freshwater ecologist.
thebiologist.rsb.org.uk
November 29, 2024 at 3:23 AM
Here is an informative article about Dr. Carpenter, written by @cduigan.bsky.social, who is probably the world's authority on this enigmatic scientist.
thebiologist.rsb.org.uk/biologist-fe... #historicalecology #limnology #freshwaterbiology
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thebiologist.rsb.org.uk/biologist-fe... #historicalecology #limnology #freshwaterbiology
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Learn about the giant beetle built by transdisciplinary artist Astrid Hooper Lofton working with water scientist Jeanne Scherer on episode 21 of "Introduced." Art/science collaboration is compelling, raising questions & principles we try to imbue into the "fabric" of the Flow Project: water.wisc.edu
December 18, 2024 at 5:57 PM
Learn about the giant beetle built by transdisciplinary artist Astrid Hooper Lofton working with water scientist Jeanne Scherer on episode 21 of "Introduced." Art/science collaboration is compelling, raising questions & principles we try to imbue into the "fabric" of the Flow Project: water.wisc.edu