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Trained dogs have been used to sniff out drugs, bombs and people, but now Milwaukee Riverkeeper has begun using canines to identify human excrement in the stormwater system.
The Wauwatosa Curling Club will install closed-circuit television so spectators will have a better view of the action happening on the ice during competitions.
The Medical College of Wisconsin received a one-year, $381,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health’s Office of the Director to upgrade an important piece of equipment used in biological research projects statewide. The project will upgrade the capability of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Bruker X-band E580 pulse spectrometer to improve Q-band technology.