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Fill the Hill with WiCOR logo, and an outline of Bascom Hall with flamingos in the foreground. "Don't forget to support WiCOR during this 'Flocktober'!"
Support #WiCOR during this “Flocktober”! 🦩
Look for WiCOR in the full list of funds at uwflamingos.com
or visit our Give webpage wicor.wisc.edu/give/
#fillthehill #uwmadison @uwmadisonls.bsky.social
#WiCOR research "studying the origins of life on earth and – perhaps – elsewhere in the galaxy" continues! Read the Welcome from Chancellor Mnookin to learn more about campus and the start to the academic year!
On, Wisconsin! 👐
We’re days away from sending the first #WiCOR Newsletter!
Sign up now to ensure you receive it!
explore.wisc.edu/wicorlanding
Just wrapped up an inspiring week facilitating #AVIDIgnite! 🔥 Honored to support passionate educators as they reignited their purpose and explored powerful strategies to create equitable, student-centered classrooms. Let’s keep the fire going! 💡 #WICOR #ALL
@avid4college.bsky.social
Exciting article from @uwmadisonls.bsky.social on Hannah Zanowski's #exoplanet #oceanography work with #WiCOR!
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#astronomy
If you missed it live, the recording is now available online!
Listen to learn about the challenge of detecting #exoplanets and the interdisciplinary research of #WiCOR
Their interview begins at 50min, and the WiCOR portion begins at 1hr23min during the May 14th episode
Join #WiCOR TONIGHT, May 1, at 7 pm for the #WiCORLecture from Nobel Laureate Jack W. Szostak!
go.wisc.edu/d539v5
Prof. Thomas Beatty (@tgbeatty.bsky.social), a member of #WiCOR, will be presenting a Badger Talk on April 24th @ 6pm at the Middleton Public Library!
Register to attend and learn more about "How Can We Find Other Life in the Universe?"
Image stating “Happy Earth Day! Learning about our own Earth informs WiCOR’s research on habitable exoplanets!” with a graphic of earth engulfed by two stems with leaves.
Today, April 22, we celebrate #EarthDay!
At #WiCOR we know that studying our own #atmosphere, #ocean, #geochemistry, #biology and #chemistry here on #Earth can inform our understanding of the #OriginsOfLife both here on Earth and on habitable #exoplanets. 🔭🧪
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A statue of Bucky looks off into the distance at the northern lights with the WiCOR logo above and the text "Contemplating how you can support WiCOR? Visit our Give page to learn more wicor.wisc.edu/give/"
Did you miss #DayOfTheBadger? Want to support WiCOR?
Visit the #WiCOR Give page to learn more: wicor.wisc.edu/give/
If you are in the Madison area, join #WiCOR for this exciting talk!!
Flyer for the WiCOR Lecture for Spring 2025 "The Origin of Life: Easy or Hard?" from Jack W. Szostak, on May 1, 7pm in Chemistry S429 (UW-Madison), Open to the Public. Abstract and event accommodation info on website linked in text.
Join #WiCOR for the Spring 2025 #WiCORLecture on “The Origin of Life: Easy or Hard?” from Prof. Jack W. Szostak on 📅May 1 @ 7 pm in the📍Chemistry Building S429, UW-Madison!
This talk is open to the public - share with friends & family!
wicor.wisc.edu/event/wicor-...
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