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Lake Life: Field Notes from a Summer of Limnology

Posted on September 4, 2024

by Madelyn Anderson – For the last three months, my days have ebbed and flowed with the water. I would wake up, strap on my sandals, and walk to our lab on the lake, where …

Posted in Hasler Lab, Learn Your LakesTagged Center for Limnology, Hasler Lab, limnology, Madelyn Anderson, scicomm, science communication

On Our Dock: High-Water Happenings at Hasler Lab

Posted on July 3, 2024

From broken boards to algal blooms, this summer’s climate has brought new adventures for Hasler Lab’s beloved boat slip. Our summer scicomm intern has the report! by Madelyn Anderson – The dock at Hasler Lab …

Posted in Hasler Lab, Learn Your LakesTagged Center for Limnology, Hasler Lab, high water Madison, Lake Mendota, Madelyn Anderson, Madison flood

Hasler Lab Open House This Friday, June 21!

Posted on June 1, 2023

Calling all lake lovers! (Or wetland enthusiasts, river runners, pond explorers, etc.) This Friday, June 21st, you’re invited to Hasler Lab’s Annual Open House. Each summer we pick a Friday afternoon to open the doors …

Posted in Hasler Lab, OutreachTagged Hasler Lab, kids acivities, Lake Mendota, limnology, Madison family events, Madison lakes, Madison summer fun, science communication

Undergrads: Spend Your Summer Out on Lakes and In The Lab with Us!

Posted on February 8, 2023

Attention Undergrads! See that photo above? That’s how you could spend your evenings this summer after a day’s work on our beautiful lakes! That’s right, the Center for Limnology is currently hiring for our summer …

Posted in Science Communication, Undergraduate ResearchTagged Hasler Lab, life sciences, summer fieldwork, Trout Lake, undergraduate jobs, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Live and In-Person (Again) – Center for Limnology Open Houses!

Posted on June 8, 2022

Would you like to learn more about our lakes, rivers, streams and wetlands? Do you love freshwater? How about swimming or fishing or Babcock Dairy ice cream? If your answer is yes to any of …

Posted in Limnology 101, OutreachTagged Bucky Badger, Hasler Lab, limnology, Madison events, science outreach, Trout Lake Station

Stares on the Stairs: Hasler Lab’s Rotating Art Exhibits

Posted on October 23, 2017

If you’ve ever visited our comfy confines here on the Lakeshore Path, you know that the inside of Hasler Lab is, well, of the white cinder-block school of interior design. But, thanks to Hasler Lab …

Posted in Hasler Lab, OutreachTagged Deena Larsen, Hasler Lab, Rich Gassen, Sarah Stankey, science art, science communication, UW-Madison

The Art of Science: Exploring Our Relationship With Water

Posted on April 12, 2017

  Several months ago, Kelly O’Ferrell, the Hasler Lab coordinator here at the Center for Limnology had the brilliant idea to beautify the cinder-block hallways by turning our stairwell into a rotating exhibition of local …

Posted in Hasler Lab, OutreachTagged art and science, Hasler Lab, Sarah Stankey, science communication

Boats, Bucky & Babcock Ice Cream: 5th Annual Hasler Lab Open House

Posted on June 1, 2016

MADISON – For more than 120 years, scientists at the UW-Madison’s Center for Limnology have studied the waters around Madison, the state and the world. They’ve helped build much of our knowledge about how freshwater …

Posted in Hasler Lab, OutreachTagged Bucky Badger, Hasler Lab, Lake Mendota, open house, science open house, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin Idea

All Aboard! 4th Annual Hasler Lab Open House

Posted on May 27, 2015

                    Join us FRIDAY, JUNE 12th for the                         Hasler Lab Open House! If you’re …

Posted in CFL In The News, Hasler Lab, OutreachTagged Center for Limnology, Hasler Lab, Inside UW, Lake Mendota, Steve Carpenter

Unexpected Find Under the Ice for Lake Mendota Researchers

Posted on February 18, 2015

Last Wednesday, a couple of researchers ventured out onto frozen Lake Mendota to drill through the ice and take their yearly winter samples for the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) project. A surprise awaited them as …

Posted in Ecological Processes, LTERTagged algal bloom, copepods, Hasler Lab, Jake Walsh, Lake Mendota, lter, Ted Bier
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