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Marie Christine Kohler Fellows @ WID are graduate students selected on the strength of their creative abilities and their commitment to contribute to interdisciplinary thought. Kohler Fellows work and collaborate within the Illuminating Discovery Hub at the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery (WID), connecting across the arts and sciences (within WID, campus, and the broader community) through a range of events and projects.
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Three UWâMadison students named 2021 Goldwater Scholars For news media
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Three University of WisconsinâMadison students have been named 2021 winners of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, considered the countryâs preeminent undergraduate scholarship in the natural sciences, mathematics and engineering.
UWâMadisonâs winners are Manasa Kalluri, Qianyun (Lexi) Luo and Gage Siebert. All three are juniors. Each will receive up to $7,500 for their senior year of undergraduate study.
More than 1,250 students were nominated this year from 438 academic institutions; 410 were named Goldwater Scholars.
The scholarship program honors the late Sen. Barry Goldwater and was designed to develop highly qualified scientists, engineers and mathematicians. The scholarships were first awarded in 1989.
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Online field trips bring science across Wisconsin For news media
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During the spring semester, high school students at KM Global School in Wales, Wisconsin, will take a field trip to the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where they will turn an Easter egg into a little generator.
But the students won’t
exactly be in the lab at the university.
Instead, they’ll log online and participate in a Zoom classroom where they’ll meet with scientists from the UW–Madison Materials Research Science and Engineering Center Education and Outreach Group. The students will build triboelectric nanogenerators using a bouncy ball, an Easter egg, aluminum foil, clear office tape, a few wires, and an LED light.