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New Kohler Fellows Cohort Begins Interdisciplinary Art-Science Projects
In a competitive application process, two additional art fellows and three additional science fellows were added to the continuing group.
Want to be a Kohler Fellow? Applications open 2/22/21.
Our 2021 application cycle opens on Monday, February 22, 2021 to Saturday, May 15, 2021. The upcoming Marie Christine Kohler Fellow @ WID 2021 cohort will pair science fellows with art fellows to nucleate around …
Applications for 2021 are now closed
Missed the first application timeline? Are you a Graduate Student within the Arts? Are you a Graduate Student within the Sciences? APPLY TODAY FOR THE KOHLER FELLOWSHIP! Applications due: July 21, 2021 by 11:59PM APPLY HERE. …
Call for Artists, Paid Opportunity
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery CALL FOR ARTISTS “Life As We Don’t Know It” The Wisconsin Institute for Discovery is seeking undergraduate student artists to be featured in an art-science fusion project culminating in the Spring …
UW grad student shares hands-on physics, art lessons with local fifth graders
The at-home physics kits feature lessons on light, such as how it functions as both a particle and a wave, and how light changes as it passes through a prism.
Kohler Fellows Talk “Facts” on WORT Access Hour
Three members of the Kohler Fellows met and prerecorded a spontaneous and animated discussion of the concept of “facts.” They were biochemist and geneticist Ana Lindahl, English literature student Julie Dauer, and neuroscience-and-public policy student …
Kohler Fellows Investigate Workspaces Through Crowd-Sourced Project
Show us your workspace.
Marie Christine Kohler Fellows @ WID Co-sponsor European Refugee Film at Wisconsin Film Fest
The Marie Christine Kohler Fellows @ WID are hosting a panel discussion following the Wisconsin Film Festival screening of Guido Hendrikx’s Stranger in Paradise. The film will be shown on Tuesday, April 4th at 6:30pm …
Kohler Fellows @ WID Build Academic Communities Without Barriers
Transcending disciplinary boundaries at a research university like UW-Madison is challenging, but one group of graduate students is finding unconventional ways to eschew their departmental borders in favor of a new approach to academic inquiry. …