Our own, Professor Lauren Riters, is giving a talk about why birds sing as part of @UWBadgerTalks ! This in person event will be at Bergstrom - Mahler Museum of Glass on October 19 at 6pm! The talk is as part of Wisconsin Science Festival

We recently welcomed new grad students in Integrative Biology and Freshwater and Marine Science programs to iBio. It is exciting to have them as part of our community and we look forward to seeing them contribute to science and education in the coming years!

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iBio Professor @JakeDeLake joining author Dan Egan and Emmy award winning journalist Charlie Berens in a live event to explore phosphorus in aquatic ecosystems. The event is scheduled for 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31, Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St., Madison, Wisconsin.

UW-Zoological Museum has a new website to feature all it offers including news, services, as well as the Museum Store with amazing posters that will make great gifts! Check it out at https://t.co/8zO9x9J0eP.

Congratulations to iBio graduate student Kaitlyn Abshire who won the prestigious Constance Boone Award from the American Malacology Society on her first conference! She presented work on the developmental biology of land snails. We wish Kaitlyn continued success!

UW Zoological Museum Curator, Laura Monahan received UW System Academic Staff Excellence Award. A story on Monahan's achievements were highlighted in an article in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. We congratulate Laura Monahan and wish her continued success!

Follow @MonicaGTurner and her research team along with @UWMadison! Check out daily stories from Yellowstone.

UW-Madison is following Dr. Monica Turner and her research group in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem this week. Please follow along and see the stories! See this Instagram photo by @uwmadison

Hey #BioBadgers! Tomorrow is the last @UWiBio Colloquium of the semester! Come and see @UWMadison's own Dr. James Crall presenting his research on "Variation, flexibility, and resilience under global change: insights from the humble bumble bee." See you at 3:30 168 Noland Hall!

The undergraduate research poster symposium is happening now! Come check out what these great students have been working on all semester. 4-5:30 and 6:30-8pm at Varsity Hall in Union South.

TODAY at 3:30!!

Our very own (not on Twitter) Olaf Jensen was invited to talk about his work with @marysolokas on #climate effects on #freshwater fish on the @LMeillerShow - check it out! https://t.co/cBZv51n4ze

Thank you so much for all of the help with #DayoftheBadgerlast week! Every contribution, large or small, helps facilitate innovative research to inspire new generations of scientists.

It's Day 2 of #DayoftheBadger!! Thank you so much to everyone who's donated so far. Help us reach $2,000 by 5pm today! https://t.co/x7obtYC5eV

We love @even_kiel25 and all the great work being done with @MonicaGTurner! Donate to iBio for #DayoftheBadger to help support incredible research like this.

Today's the day! #DayoftheBadger 2023 starts NOW. Help us continue our legacy of innovation and cutting-edge research by donating here: https://t.co/x7obtYC5eV @UWMadisonLS @WisAlumni @UWMadison

A couple weeks ago, first-year Ph.D. student Ben Klementz attended the International Congress of Arachnology in Uruguay. He won the first place prize in oral presentations for his work on the origins of an arachnid leg segment called the patella. Congratulations, Ben!

And check out @hildug profile for the action you can take about the over-salting on campus.

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You didn’t actually think we were done with snow, did you? As you navigate the snowy campus, take the time to look at the salting of our paths and streets. @hildug with @WiscLimnology is frustrated with the over-salting on campus, which pollutes our precious lakes.