Category Archives: undergraduate research
Undergraduate Research Award
Do you anticipate working intensively with library resources to complete a semester or year-long research project? If so, you may qualify for the Undergraduate Research Award offered by our UW-Madison […]
Full STEAM Ahead!
Madison is a city rich with opportunities for exploring the sciences, engineering and affiliated disciplines. Explore what our university has to offer when its faculty, research staff and students share […]
Curated by Students!
There is still time this month to take in two exciting exhibits that have been researched and curated by students for the Ruth Davis Design Gallery and the Chazen Museum […]
Finding Yourself in STEM
Mark your calendar to build inclusive communities, have social justice conversations, and find your space in STEM at UW-Madison! The three events described, below, are free and open to all […]
Data Story Slam, February 15
What’s your story? As part of Love Data Week festivities, Research Data Services, Ebling Library and Open Meetup invite students, faculty and staff to recount their tales of data. Register […]
Science Expeditions, 2017
Madison is a city rich with opportunities for exploring the sciences. Come, see how our university faculty, research staff and students share their work with our larger community during three […]
Patrons of Steenbock
Patrons of Steenbock is inspired by Brandon Stanton’s Humans of New York. Our goal is to highlight the ways in which various patrons use our library and our services. If […]
Cool Science Images, 2017 Contest
Share your work or share your passionate interest in science by contributing an entry to the Cool Science Image contest. The contest is open to currently-enrolled UW-Madison students, faculty and staff […]
Spring into Research! (Jan 25)
–CANCELLED–(weather!) Watch the BioCommons space for future events! Visit the Biocommons this Wednesday for a spring semester STEM kick-off event featuring inspiring speakers, free food, and opportunities to network with […]
Suggest the Next “Go Big Read”!
What should be our next big read? Chancellor Rebecca Blank and a review committee of campus faculty, staff and students are calling for your suggestions for the 2017-2018 common book […]