Trade in your green thumb for a zookeeper's hat – join your fellow Plant Science graduate students at the Henry Vilas Zoo on Saturday, September 28th from 11:00 a.m-1:00 p.m. The zoo has over 650 animals comprising of ~115 species; one of the most exciting new arrivals is the endangered red pandas. Attendance is free, […]
October Event: Pumpkin Painting! Join us for a pumpkin painting party, complete with Halloween-themed movies, popcorn, warm apple cider, and a cauldron full of Halloween candy! Don’t worry about bringing anything—all the ghostly goodies and supplies will be provided. 😉 We’ll be haunting Moore Hall (room 473) on Wednesday, October 23rd at 5 PM, so mark your calendars... if […]
On behalf of the PSGSC, we would like to invite you to attend our 14th Annual Plant Sciences Symposium on Friday, November 15 from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm at the Discovery Building (WID) - DeLuca Forum! Registration is now LIVE and can be accessed via this link. The theme of our 14th Annual Symposium is Growing into New Tech: Plant Sciences in Bloom, where we […]
Join us in Russel Labs 584 on Tuesday, December 10th from 4-8 pm for a pre-finals game night! We will have some games there, but you are welcome to bring games to share as well. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Please RSVP here so we can get a headcount for pizza. See you there […]
Dr. Noelle Beckman, “Advancing knowledge gaps in seed dispersal ecology using interdisciplinary approaches”
Samuel O'Donnell, "New computational and molecular toolkits for exploring Starship biology"
On Wednesday, January 29th from 12-1:30, the Graduate School will present on Individual Development Plans (IDPs). This session will include interactive activities including self-assessment, SMART goals, and why and how to talk with a faculty mentor about goals. You will develop 2-3 goals for your IDP by the end of the session. The Department of Plant […]
Laura Good, "Nutrient Management Planning in Wisconsin: Harder than Rocket Science"
Dr. Vatsan Raman, " High-throughpus approaches to understand and engineer bacteriophages"
Dr. Daniel Spalink, “Evolutionary divergence and spatial convergence: the geographic structure of plant diversification and assembly”
