Events
- July 9
- July 14
- “Summer Forum: Science, Society and Policy”
This public lecture series will explore pressing issues related to emerging technologies. Session leaders are a science writer, a Pulitzer-prize winning author and other educators. Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays through Aug. 10.
- July 20–25
- “Wisconsin Entrepreneurship Bootcamp (WEB)”
This program provides physical/life science or engineering graduate students with an introduction to entrepreneurship and the tools, skills and issues faced in technology entrepreneurship.
- July 23
- “The New Interdisciplinary Research Complex”
As part of the Wednesday Night at the Lab series, Paul DeLuca of the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, will discuss how the $134 million Interdisciplinary Research Complex (IRC) — scheduled to open this summer — is designed to encourage collaborations of scientists from different disciplines to address urgent health problems.
- July 24
- “EndNote Workshop”
Free, drop-in, hands-on workshop. Covers basic features, including organization of databases and records, searching and sorting records, importing records from MadCat and journal article databases, and instant formatting of bibliographies. Also covers EndNote Web (free to campus users courtesy of UW–Madison Libraries).
- July 24
- “RefWorks Workshop”
Free, drop-in, hands-on workshop. Covers basic features, including organization of records, searching and sorting records, importing records from MadCat and journal article databases, and the preparation of bibliographies.
