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WiSys and the UW System
WiSys is a non-profit supporting organization of the UW System, serving as the dedicated technology transfer office for 11 universities.
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WiSys SPARK Symposium Virtual Series
In place of WiSys’ popular summer in-person symposium—which honors research, innovation and entrepreneurship in the UW System—WiSys will present a series of virtual events for students, faculty and staff this summer. You don’t have to be in-person to spark ideas and collaborations.
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COVID-19 UPDATE
Updates about WiSys' operations during the coronavirus situation.
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Endangered piping plovers, monitored by @UWGB students, relocated to avoid bird-killing bacteria… https://t.co/uYplMacSMa
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How is a Professor at UW-Platteville utilizing landfill gas for energy production?
Landfill gas is produced from organic matter contained in the waste materials thrown away every day at landfills. The research focus of UW-Platteville's Mohammad G. Rabbani is to separate carbon dioxide from landfill gas in an effort to make landfill gas a viable solution for energy generation. Dr. Rabbani and his team at UW-Platteville have worked to construct porous membrane composites capable of effective gas separation.
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