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Science on Tap is Back! Here Are Three Videos to Celebrate

Posted on October 5, 2020

On a cold, snowy February in 2013, a standing-room only crowd packed the upper level of the Minocqua Brewing Company to hear about science in the Northwoods. And, ever since, we have devoted the first …

Posted in Science Communication, science on tap minocqua, Trout Lake StationTagged deextinction, Katherine Cramer, life on other planets, Maggie Turnbull, politics of resentment, Science on Tap, Stan Temple

Join Us (Virtually) for the Return of Science on Tap – October 7th!

Posted on September 30, 2020

It’s official! Science on Tap-Minocqua is back after our long COVID-induced hiatus. While we still aren’t able to get everyone together for a cozy science cafe in a shared communal space (we’ll be back someday, …

Posted in Science Communication, science on tap minocquaTagged GLIFWC, Great Lakes, manoomin, science cafe, Science on Tap, wild rice

WPR’s Larry Meiller Reflects on 51 Years On Air at Science on Tap-Minocqua

Posted on June 15, 2018

by Sydney Widell  When talk show host Larry Meiller ventures up to the Northwoods, it’s usually to camp or fish. But on Wednesday, June 6th, the legend of Wisconsin airwaves spent the evening with Science …

Posted in CFL In The News, Science Communication, science on tap minocquaTagged Larry Meiller, science communication, Science on Tap, Wisconsin Idea, Wisconsin Public Radio

A Tale of Two Science on Taps: Tonight in Madison AND Minocqua!

Posted on September 6, 2017

This is just a friendly PSA to let you know about an exciting opportunity to talk science tonight in both Madison and Minocqua. The CFL is helping host two science cafes where we leave the …

Posted in OutreachTagged invasive species, Madison, Minocqua, science cafe, Science on Tap, Wisconsin agriculture

Science on Tap: 5 Must-Have Skills for Gardening in Wisconsin

Posted on May 3, 2017

Jason Fishbach got the gardening bug thanks to a drought, a dry lakebed and a handful of green beans. Tonight at 6:30pm he will share the tips and tricks of gardening in Wisconsin for Science …

Posted in science on tap minocquaTagged agriculture in Wisconsin, Jason Fishbach, science communication, Science on Tap, University of Wisconsin Extension

This Thanksgiving Put More Science in Your Diet with Science on Tap “Shorts”

Posted on November 21, 2016

We here at the Center for Limnology want to wish all of our readers safe travels as they head toward the tables of friends and family this week. But we also want to make sure …

Posted in Outreach, science on tap minocquaTagged Dominique Brossard, John Lyons, politization of science, Robert McGrath, science cafe, science communication, Science on Tap

Science on Tap Adds New Short-Format Series to Its Video Archives

Posted on January 13, 2016

On the first frigid Wednesday night of February, 2013, Science on Tap-Minocqua held  its first event at the Minocqua Brewing Company in northern Wisconsin. On February 3rd, we’ll mark the 3-year anniversary with a talk …

Posted in OutreachTagged Jonathan Patz, Patricia McConnell, science communication, Science on Tap, Stan Temple, University of Wisconsin

Science on Tap: Jonathan Patz to Discuss Climate Change and Global Health

Posted on September 30, 2015

MINOCQUA, WI – On Wednesday, October 7th at 6:30pm, guests at the Minocqua Brewing Company will be able to raise a pint and raise their hands to ask a Nobel Prize-winning scientist about one of the …

Posted in Global Change & Long-Term Ecology, OutreachTagged climate change, Global Health Initiative, Jonathan Patz, MOOC, public health, Science on Tap, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Experts to Discuss Mining in the Penokee Range at Public Forum, June 5th

Posted on May 16, 2014

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 5/15/14 CONTACT: hinterthuer@wisc.edu Minocqua, WI – A final decision won’t be made for years but, already, the proposal to build an open-pit iron mine in Iron and Ashland counties has created a …

Posted in Outreach, Trout Lake StationTagged Center for Limnology, Gogebic Taconite, mining Wisconsin, Minocqua, Science on Tap

Maggie Turnbull Brings Search for Habitable Planets to “Science on Tap”

Posted on April 29, 2014

A typical work day for Maggie Turnbull might involve watching the birds in her backyard, heading out for a long cross-country ski, or working at the farmer’s market she helped found in Antigo, the small …

Posted in Outreach, Q&ATagged astrobiology, Center for Limnology, Maggie Turnbull, science cafe, science communication, Science on Tap
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