LSC doctoral candidate Michael Cacciatore and John E. Ross Professor Dietram A. Scheufele investigate public gaps in nanotechnology knowledge in their forthcoming article in Public Understanding of Science. Their findings show that while nanotechnology knowledge gaps are forming between the …
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Doctoral student Leona Yi-Fan Su leads paper presented at PCST conference in Florence
LSC doctoral student Leona Yi-Fan Su recently presented a study at the annual convention of the International Network on Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST) in Florence, Italy. The study, “Audience tectonics: Implications of changing news …
lsc senior kevin king brings the wisconsin idea to badgers locally and around the world
Graduating LSC senior Kevin King will speak at the department’s scholarship reception on Monday, April 30, 2012, at Union South. A double major in Life Sciences Communication and Neurobiology, with a Certificate in Leadership, King …
uw nama chapter wins fourth place at national competition
Last week 14 CALS students presented their marketing plan for the product “Easy AI” at the National Agri-Marketing Association’s (NAMA) Student Marketing Competition held at the national conference in Kansas City. Twenty-nine teams from across …
LSC researchers explore differences in traditional and online nanotechnology media coverage
A team of LSC researchers recently published an article in New Media & Society that explores media coverage of nanotechnology. Their study, “Coverage of emerging technologies: A comparison between print and online media,” examines differences in volume …
Doctoral student Jill Hopke has video essay featured in this year’s digital salon
LSC doctoral student Jill Hopke has work included in the the third annual UW-Madison Digital Salon, running until April 20th in College Library’s Open Book Café. You can view the exhibit online here. Her video essay, “Pacific Rim …
LSC researchers on the pitfalls of using public meetings to set science policy
LSC faculty alumnus Andrew R. Binder (Ph.D., ’10), now assistant professor at North Carolina State University, along with Professors Dietram Scheufele and Dominique Brossard, authored a recent opinion piece in The Scientist on the use of public meetings to gauge public opinion …
wsum student radio wins 13 wba awards and recognized for service to city
WSUM 91.7 FM Madison Student Radio took home 13 Student Awards for Excellence from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, announced at the association’s annual student seminar on Saturday, March 3, 2012. WSUM producers won first and second place …
Doctoral student Dan Banda awarded Fulbright to teach in Romania
LSC doctoral student Dan Banda has been awarded a Fulbright Specialist 2012 summer appointment to the University of the West, Timisoara, Romania. He will be working with the undergraduate and graduate students and faculty in the departments of …
LSC researchers discuss factors that improve hunter recruitment and retention
LSC doctoral candidate Beth Ryan and Assistant Professor Bret Shaw have published a review article in a recent issue of Human Dimensions of Wildlife on ways to improve hunter recruitment and retention. In the article, “Improving Hunter Recruitment and …