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Devil’s Lake prepping for Big Ten rowing championships

It was going to take a special proposal for the Big Ten Conference women’s rowing championships to leave Indianapolis. The University of Wisconsin came up with one, and eight Big Ten rowing teams will dip their shells into the waters of Devil’s Lake State Park on Sunday in Baraboo.

J.J. Watt visits children’s hospital after UW commencement

NBC-15

After former Wisconsin Badger football player J.J. Watt gave an inspirational commencement speech at the UW-Madison graduation on Saturday, he made a surprise appearance. The NFL star visited the American Family Children’s Hospital in the afternoon. Watt took a picture with a friend upon his arrival, as the intimidating lineman shared a wholesome moment with baby Grayson Maynard.

Chelf, Paulanne

Paulanne found the perfect outlet for her outgoing personality, keen scientific mind, and attention to detail at WARF (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation). She passed the Patent Bar and worked at WARF as an intellectual property manager until the time of her death.

Doyle, John F.

As Chief of Dentistry, he was the first full time hospital dentist at UW Hospital and Medical School—Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, focusing on facial trauma, facial pain, and general dentistry.

New CEO for Cellular Logistics, Madison heart repair startup

Wisconsin State Journal

Cellular Logistics’ Tandem HF technology, discovered by chief science officer Eric Schmuck in the research labs of cardiologist Amish Raval at the UW-Madison, is based on combining a framework of proteins derived from cardiac fibroblasts — a certain type of heart cell — with cardiomyocytes, or heart muscle stem cells.

Inside the Megafire

Nova

From the front line of the Camp Fire, the deadliest wildfire in California history, NOVA tells the stories of residents who had to flee for their lives during the 2018 fire season. Scientists race to understand what’s behind the rise of record-breaking megafires across the American West take to the forest, and even a fire lab, in search of answers. FEATURING: Monica Turner

The art of noticing: five ways to experience a city differently

The Guardian

Quoted: As part of a project overseen by William Cronon, a professor of history, geography and environmental studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a group of graduate students set out to create online resources for environmental history research. Their guide, How to Read a Landscape, offers many useful suggestions for readers, explorers and researchers.