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NSF renews $53 million in funding for UW-Madison’s IceCube Observatory at the South Pole (opens the original)
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The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) renewed its agreement with the University of Wisconsin-Madison to run the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, committing $53 million over the next five years to running the particle detector located at the center of Antarctica, according to an IceCube news release. The funding covers continued operation and maintenance of IceCube for 2026-2031, according to the report. UW-Madison has led IceCube since its establishment and contributed to its construction. UW-
Waisman Center launches program for autistic adults, targeting care gap after childhood (opens the original)
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The Waisman Center is launching the Adult Autism Program, a new resource for autistic adults in Wisconsin. The program will launch its first two pilot groups in November and aims to bridge a longstanding gap in care for autistic individuals after adolescence. The Adult Autism Program was developed by The Waisman Center’s University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities at The University of Wisconsin-Madison. It offers individual, group and family services to help autistic adults id
Steenbock Library gets a new look for the new year (opens the original)
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University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Steenbock Library's first floor reopened with new study spaces, active learning classrooms and an updated look for the fall semester. The renovation project received $6.7 million in the 2023 State of Wisconsin budget under the Instructional Space Project Program, according to Deborah Helman, Director of Science & Engineering Library Services. The project took a year to complete. As part of the renovations, the STEM Commons, formerly called BioCommons, reopened o
Wisconsin Democrats hope for a trifecta in November elections (opens the original)
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Wisconsin government has been divided for the past seven years. This November, things could change. Republicans have held a tight grip on the state Legislature since 2010, and the party controlled the Capitol until Democratic Gov. Tony Evers narrowly defeated former GOP Gov. Scott Walker in 2018. Now, Wisconsin Democrats are hoping for a trifecta: control over the Assembly, Senate and governor’s seat. A split government makes it hard for either party to pass legislation; Evers frequently vetoed
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