Cecile Resop

Keep your pets healthy, happy
By Cecile Resop
Just get a new pup or kitten? Make sure to protect them from the many dangerous diseases facing young pets.

'Seek' coherent movie elsewhere
By Cecile Resop
'The Seeker: The Dark is Rising' suffers from the ineptitude of its screenwriters.

Plasma advance brings fusion closer
By Cecile Resop
UW-Madison researchers have discovered a technique for containing plasma that brings fusion power closer to reality

Lack of originality, poor script plague ‘Last Mimzy’
By Cecile Resop
“The Last Mimzy” came out last week as the most recent science fiction story adapted for the big-screen. As an adaptation, it comes close to the spirit of the original story, a short piece by Henry Kuttner called “All Mimsy Were the Boro

Future of Science: Building the very small
By Cecile Resop
Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks to Mahesh Manhanthappa about chemistry and nanotechnology

Future of Science: A changing global climate
By Cecile Resop
Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks to Edward Friedman about the future of political science.

Future of Science: Exploring the universe
By Cecile Resop
Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks to Thad Walker about the future of quantum physics.

Future of Science: Teaching PCs to think
By Cecile Resop
Four professors. Four fields. One vision. Cecile Resop talks with Jerry Zhu about artificial intelligence.

True grit: realism in etches of New York City Life
By Cecile Resop
"At first the exhibit seems small. Most of the works in the New York City Life etchings of John Sloan are postcard-sized," writes Cecile Resop.

Crichton asks what ‘next’ for humanity?
By Cecile Resop
"Imagine a world where 20 percent of the human genome is patented. A world in which people have no right to their own tissues," writes Cecile Resop.

Battling disease with silicon drugs
By Cecile Resop
A recent discovery has researchers using silicon instead of carbon as key atoms inside of drug molecules

Grid computing distributes the load
By Cecile Resop
The Open Science Grid project seeks to give scientists access to larger amounts of computing power by utilizing spare CPU cycles.

Sweetening drugs with enzymes
By Cecile Resop
An accidental discovery by UW-Madison scientists has the potential to speed up drug development times from months to days.

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