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Research Resources Reporter

The Research Resources Reporter has broad readership among core and shared resource faculty, managers, and staff. Readers are interested in learning about new resources, added capabilities, and professional development and connection opportunities. Email Sarah Brodnick at skkorinek@wisc.edu to subscribe or submit ideas, updates, and content.

Research Resources Reporter Archives

September 2024:  Stable Isotopes Conference, BINA, MWACD, Badger Connect

July 2024:  RCRP3 Awards, Funding Opportunities, BINA

May 2024: Bio-tech Talk, Flow Lab Training, Organizational Consulting, New Directory Listings, Biological Transport

Event & Deadline Updates: 4/18/2024

March 2024:  Equipment Loan Program, S10 Grants, Electrical Safety Event, Survey

January 2024:  Directory Improvements, Research Bazaar, RCRP3, Core Acknowledgements, New Directory Listings

November 2023:  Research Bazaar, RCRP3, Chilled Water, DPA Training, New Directory Listings

Event & Deadline Updates:  9/18/2023

September 2023:  Relaunch, RCRP3, VCRGE Retirement, BadgerConnect, Directory Updates

Research Core Shout-outs

Want to thank or recognize a core staff member who went above and beyond to support your research or the research of a core user? Email Sarah Brodnick (skkorinek@wisc.edu) with the individual’s name and a sentence or two about why they deserve a shout-out.

Recent Shout-outs

Sara Haney (Water Science and Engineering Laboratory)

While her tenure with the WSEL has been brief so far, Sara has had a decidedly positive impact. WSEL researchers often go out of their way to praise Sara’s efforts. Of note, Sara is exemplary at communicating technical details for all of our techniques and their related preparatory considerations to researchers who are just starting their careers and may not have a detailed understanding of the care and consideration necessary generate demonstrably high quality data. Sara is deeply involved with the refinement of our training protocols, and often picks up additional work in an effort to solve broader analytical questions. Sara’s focus on helping WSEL researchers achieve desirable outcomes each and every time they approach a shared resource is one of the reasons why working at the Core in WSEL is such a positive experience for so many people.