On June 6th, 2023, Troy Reeves interviewed Aaron Dingle, Academic Staff Award winner and co-director of the lab in the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Department of Surgery. The interview, which touches on Dingle’s early ...

As part of the Class Reunion project, Troy Reeves interviewed Barb and Gary Schneider, alumni of UW Madison about their experiences as students at UW and how their time at UW prepared them for their future lives and careers. ...

Metabolomic analysis of dairy products by high-resolution mass spectrometry is a powerful technique to assess milk and dairy product quality. The small molecule signatures of milk and dairy products help to better understand ...

Understanding how the first functional polymers of life emerged has drawn considerable focus in origins of life studies. Theoretical models have demonstrated the ability of peptides to interact in dynamic ways, widely ...

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common cancer in children. Peanut skin polyphenols are known to exhibit in vitro anti-cancer properties, albeit to a lesser extent in leukemia cells. Furthermore, it remains unclear ...

Introduction: Mothers of autistic children frequently experience psychological and physiological health concerns. While recent evidence highlights yoga as an effective tool for improving physical health and emotional ...

In her July 2023 interview with Troy Reeves, Johanna Oosterwyk shares her experiences as an undergraduate, in becoming the manager of the DC Smith Instructional Greenhouse, and being awarded as an Academic Staff Award ...

In this June 19, 2024 interview, Jack Holzhueter reminisces about his years as a student and employee at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, focusing especially on LGBTQ+ issues and campus activism during the 1950s, 1960s, ...

In her June 2022 interview with Troy Reeves, Brenda Spychalla reflects on milestones of her career in IT at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She discusses her background of research in analyzing systems, developing and ...