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 ...

In this three-part oral history interview, Steve Bauman reflects on his academic journey as a professor in Mathematics at UW-Madison from the early 1960s to the 2000s. Bauman describes how he became a math professor despite ...

In his July 2014 interviews, Michael Warlum overviews his involvement with the community arts development movement during the late 1960s and early 1970s, reflecting on the impact his and Professor Robert E. Gard’s work ...

In his September 14, 2012, interview with Troy Reeves, Jay Hatheway discusses his academic journey to UW-Madison, detailing his research about Nazis in Germany. He touches on his initial contact with George Mosse and his ...

In his September 2014 interviews, Mike Warlum focuses on the role of sexuality in his personal and professional development. He traces his early awareness of being gay as a boy and later in college and graduate school, ...

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 ...