Inside Wisconsin
with Tom Still
12/11/18Computer science education taking many routes as workforce needs growAs the digital economy grows, the need for people who are skilled in writing code, managing networks, and protecting against cyberattacks has become akin to feeding a large, insatiable baby. The more it’s fed, the bigger the appetite. |
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12/04/18Gene-modified babies violate scientific ethics and processSadly, it was only a matter of time before a scientist somewhere outside the United States claimed to have created the world’s first genetically altered human babies. |
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11/26/18Wisconsin R&D figures reflect strengths — and some challengesThe annual report by the National Science Foundation on research and development spending by U.S. colleges and universities confirmed what many people already know: The UW–Madison is a powerhouse when it comes to attracting R&D dollars. |
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11/20/18Colorado’s state brand has some deep Badger rootsIf you know the name Aaron Kennedy, it’s most likely because he earned a graduate degree at UW–Madison in the late 1980s and five years later started Noodles & Co., an upscale fast-food chain that boasts one of its first stores on Madison’s State Street. |
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11/13/18Tech, art, and design of ‘smart’ cities converge through Wisconsin companySix weeks ago in the art-conscious town of Santa Fe, New Mexico, a somewhat eclectic group of technologists, architects, city planners, fabricators, and artists of all persuasions got together to talk about the future of art and how it can transform public settings. |
Tom Still is president of the 
