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Two images of Wisconsin's Lake Winnebago, with a satellite image on the left and a data index on the right. The lake is shaped a bit like a jalapeño pepper. On the left, it looks like a slightly swirly green space in the midst of green-brown land overshadowed by sprinkles of white clouds. On the right, bright blues, greens, and yellows show the concentration of cyanobacteria in the lake, with yellows along the coastline indicating high concentrations and shades of blue and green near the center showing lower levels. The data background is solid brown. Lake Michigan is visible along the far right edge of both images.

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2024 UW Science Expeditions – Campus Open House

April 5-7, 2024

Come explore UW–Madison – your public university – and experience science on April 5-7th. Interact with researchers, visit science venues across campus, enjoy Science Spectacular Shows, and try your hand at interactive Exploration Stations. From astronomy to zoology, UW Science Expeditions is the annual campus-wide science open house that connects you to UW people and places all year round. All events are free and open to the public.

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Find Your Place in Space Week

The week draws on the strengths of partners to open the doors of the space industry to people who already love space, those want to know more about space, and those that do not know how they can be a part of this industry.

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A circular logo with the words "Find Your Place In Space" at the top. In the center is a illustration of Earth. Surrounding the globe are seven puzzle pieces, each containing an icon: a satellite, a rocket, a telescope, a robotic arm, a book and a smartphone, beakers, and a leafy plant.
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