The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery will merge public and private institutes to promote collaborative research
Daily Cardinal, 10.2.07
The latest plans for the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery building to be constructed across from Union South were unveiled Monday at the first of three town hall meetings hosted by UW-Madison and the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.
The building will house the public Wisconsin Institute for Discovery and the private Morgridge Institute for Research on the 1300 block of University Avenue.
The site will act as a gateway between scientific disciplines on campus. It will bring together multiple sciences including biology, computer science and engineering with the potential for humanities as well.
The latest plans for the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery building to be constructed across from Union South were unveiled Monday at the first of three town hall meetings hosted by UW-Madison and the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.
The building will house the public Wisconsin Institute for Discovery and the private Morgridge Institute for Research on the 1300 block of University Avenue.
The site will act as a gateway between scientific disciplines on campus. It will bring together multiple sciences including biology, computer science and engineering with the potential for humanities as well.