Career grant to aid U. Wisconsin professor's research

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Dr. Todd Wellnitz, an assistant professor of biology at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, has received a $740,000 National Science Foundation Career Grant. The grant allows Wellnitz to research at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, where he will study the amount of water needed to support a

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