CALS research hopes to make a difference in world poverty.

Professor Dietram Scheufele says scientists often aren’t connecting with the public about the value of their work. And that’s not good news.

When 16-year-old Susannah Gilbert got the chance to read her DNA, it changed nothing about her life. And everything.

Turf experts are aiming to make golf courses more environmentally friendly. But first golfers may need to change their course.

Scientists are probing the complex relationship between our DNA and our diets to unravel the root causes of obesity. But for those seeking a simple solution to the worldwide fat epidemic, their answers may be hard to swallow.

Meet the diatom: a tiny ocean plant with a knack for drawing. Scientists have big ideas for these little algae–but first they have to figure them out.

David Spooner hunts the globe for wild potatoes that just might save our nation’s crop from disaster.

CALS is young, clever and full of potential.

  A single piano key sounds into the darkened lab, mostly empty on this late autumn evening. Tim Cordes adjusts the volume on his laptop […]

With a growing population and expanding range, Wisconsin black bears are on the move. CALS researchers are studying their path to figure out where they’ll end up.

By blending biology and computational logic, Julie Mitchell is helping make math the next microscope.

Dean Molly Jahn sees excellence, potential in CALS students.