Category: GHI In the News
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BBC World Service: Tony Goldberg, and the chimps who died from a cold — Newsday audio clip
BCC World Service: Tony Goldberg, and the chimps who died from a cold — Newsday audio clip
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GHI Advisory Committee member leads research finding H7N9 influenza is both lethal and transmissible in animal model for flu
GHI Advisory Committee member leads research finding H7N9 influenza is both lethal and transmissible in animal model for flu
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WIZM: Study shows monkeys contracted CWD from infected deer meat, shows possibility to humans
CWD could affect humans; get your deer tested, says Keith Poulsen, a GHI Advisory Committee member with the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Patz — Tax on hybrids and electric vehicles is poor economic policy
Tax on electric hybrids is poor economic policy, GHI Director Jonathan Patz says.
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National Science Foundation: Documentary “The Rules of Life” features GHI leader Tony Goldberg
National Science Foundation's documentary "The Rules of Life" features GHI leader Tony Goldberg.
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NPR: Why U.S.-Trained Surgeons Often Aren’t Ready For Humanitarian Work Abroad
GHI Advisory Member Girma Tefera directs program to address discrepancy in surgeon training.
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New York Times: Fungi Physics — How Those Spores Launch Just Right
GHI Advisory member Anne Pringle contributes to a new paper about how mushrooms send spores in the right direction. Story from the NY Times.
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PHYS.ORG: Study suggests investment pays off in safety for walkers, bikers
GHI's Jason Vargo contributes to a new study of walking and bicycling that suggests investing in infrastructure to encourage both correlates with fewer pedestrian and bicyclist deaths.
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Communications intern position open at GHI
GHI is looking for a social media savvy communications intern who is also ready to help with other projects.
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Research by GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg reveals relationship between a virus, a parasite and an African bat
GHI Associate Director Tony Goldberg reveals relationship between a virus, a parasite and an African bat.
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Celebrating Independence Across Africa: YALI Fellows Emerencia Nguarambuka, Marcio Brito and Omari Mahiza reflect on the meaning of Independence
Celebrating Independence Across Africa: YALI Fellows Emerencia Nguarambuka, Marcio Brito, and Omari Mahiza reflect on the meaning of Independence
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WPR Interview with Susan Paskewitz This Summer Promises To Be A Big One For Ticks
Entomology professor and GHI Advisory Committee member, Susan Paskewitz forecasts the coming tick season on WPR.
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The Global Health Institute joins other campus partners to develop curriculum for 2017 Mandela Washington Fellowship
The Global Health Institute joins other campus partners to develop curriculum for 2017 Mandela Washington Fellowship
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The Rotarian: The Rotarian Conversation: Your health is at risk
The Rotarian talks to GHI Director Jonathan Patz about the link between climate change and disease.
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Wisconsin Express program teaches students about health care in underserved areas.
Wisconsin Express program teaches students about health care in underserved areas
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Supporting Women Scientists, Sharing Impactful Science: Tracey Holloway, GHI Advisory Committee member, featured in BRAVA magazine
Supporting Women Scientists, Sharing Impactful Science: Tracey Holloway, GHI Advisory Committee member, featured in BRAVA magazine.
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WKOW: UniverCity Year celebrates first year at UW-Madison
UniverCity Year completes its first project linking students with the city of Monona.
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Popular Science: Your air conditioning habit makes summer smog worse
Tracey Holloway, a Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies researcher and GHI Advisory Committee member, shows that air conditioning makes summer smog worse.