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Cracking the code of health care terminology
For years, it has been received wisdom: if you are a doctor or a nurse, the language you speak belongs to you alone. Patients can’t possibly use or understand it.
Research tackles communication disorders in kids
It has been said that communication is the essence of human life.
Collaboration, new perspectives unlock discovery
My liberal arts training strongly shaped my work.
Basic research uncovers crucial math symmetry
Many mathematical discoveries happen at the boundaries between fields, when we realize connections between things that previously seemed unrelated.
Gifts unlock promise of discovery at Letters & Science
As a student at UW-Madison in the early 1980s, I was awed by all of the classes available and keenly aware of satisfying my breadth requirements.
Mindfulness and dodging the second arrow
One of our most amazing human capacities is our ability to think.
Successful careers built from a world-class education
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new wave of job-seeking candidates is highly skilled, brilliantly educated and full of ideas and enthusiasm.
Objects tell us about history, and us
The many tangled connections between people and the material world are the grist for material culture scholars as we try to understand the human condition.
Bringing a complex African odyssey into focus
Two thousand years ago, the Roman historian Pliny the Elder wrote “Ex Africa semper aliquid novi,” which translates to “Out of Africa, there is always something new.”
Understanding a cyber-attacker’s style
Who are the bad guys that attacked my computer?
Using chemistry to defy the conventional
When I was a student taking organic chemistry, I learned that certain carbon-based materials are capable of acting like metals or semiconductors.
Ideas, people connect to create problem-solving discoveries
Knowledge accumulates. The thread of one idea is woven into another, unlocking the promise of discovery.
Cave yields new limb to human family tree
Since 2013, I have been part of a team working in the Rising Star cave system of South Africa. There, we have discovered one of the largest troves of fossil bones of human relatives ever found.
International institutions central to American interests
How should the United States deal with the challenge of a rising China, or the threat of extremist terrorism, or the complexities of climate change?
Science Section page 2 index
Trisha L. Andrew, Department of Chemistry 10
A good children's book can help make Mother's Day special
On this Mother’s Day, there may be no more comforting way for moms and kids to spend time together than by reading a good book.
On Wisconsin: Janesville begins to reveal its past for the future
A flood of development in the city's downtown is designed to draw more residents, businesses and workers.
Prep roundup: Alec Morrison drives in four to help Middleton keep its share of the Big Eight baseball lead
Middleton remains in a three-way tie for the league lead with Janesville Craig and Sun Prairie.
NASCAR: Kyle Busch ends his tough luck at Kansas Speedway
He wins for the first time on the vexing tri-oval after several disappointing moments there.