By Tatum Lyles Flick Department of Chemistry Communications Specialist Abridged version of this article published here. Hidden in the salt spray from waves crashing on the beach are clues to our planet’s future. Chemists at …
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Succulents for science
Alpha Chi Sigma, a professional co-ed chemistry, sold succulents in the Chem Building Atrium Monday to help the Madison Metropolitan School District purchase science supplies. For $7, those who donated received a succulent planted in a …
Researchers discover new platinum-alternative fuel cell catalyst
Modified Organic Compound Yields Cheaper Fuel Cells
The Stahl group’s research was covered on R&D’s website. Read the story here: https://www.rdworldonline.com/modified-organic-compound-yields-cheaper-fuel-cells/
Bottling the sun: UW researchers combine solar cell, battery to store energy in liquid
From Madison.com Researchers at UW-Madison have helped develop a new system that could make it easier to capture clean energy from the sun and deliver electricity in remote areas. Integrating pieces of existing technology, chemistry Professor …
Addressing our biggest challenges — and mysteries — at the Wisconsin Science Festival
Among the hundreds of events offered around the state during the Wisconsin Science Festival, which runs Oct. 11 – 14, are four in-depth discussions in Madison on some of the most significant challenges science is addressing — and universal questions science is answering.
New fuel cell concept brings biological design to better electricity generation
Chemistry Conversations program explores Leadership in Daily Life
Chemistry Conversations kicked off the semester with Leadership in Your Daily Life, which covered the creation of a leadership program at the School of Pharmacy, examples of how taking on leadership roles can positively affect …