*WSJ (paywall): New iron mine bill, or two, likely with Legislature reconvenes.

*UW: Pacifiers may have emotional consequences for boys.

*TCT (paywall): PETA calls for inquiry into UW-Madison sound study that uses cats.

*TCT (paywall): Brother Wolf: Native Americans say upcoming wolf hunt is premature and disrespectful.

*PCH: Non-profit dairy research center to shut down due to lack of funds.

*Wired: Ecologists convert Aldo Leopold’s field notes into lost soundscape of 1940s Wisconsin.

*UW: Cervical cancer and pre-cervical cancer require a single HPV protein.

Events! 

Tonight:
Wednesday Nite at the Lab: Landscape Legacies of Land Use: Reading the Trees and Soil. 7 - 8:15 p.m., Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall. Free!

Thursday
Discovery! Thursdays: Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria: Super-Gonorrhea and You. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., Ashman Library. Free!

Universe in the Park: Stargazing with telescopes and help finding the season’s constellations from the UW Space Place. 8 p.m., Pheasant Branch Creek Conservatory in Middleton  (4864 Pheasant Branch Road). Free!

Tuesday, Sept. 25
Chaos & Complex Systems Seminar: Games, learning, and the future of education. 12:05 p.m., 4274 Chamberlain Hall. Free!

Wednesday, Sept. 26
Wednesday Nite at the Lab: From Diatoms to Electric Eels: Teasing Secrets from Nature Through Genomic Explorations. 7 - 8:15 p.m., Auditorium, 425 Henry Mall. Free!

To submit your science-related event, e-mail science@dane101.com

Christie Taylor

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Christie Taylor (@ctaylsaurus) covers science, environment, and, depending on the season, state politics for dane101. She verbs a lot of nouns, including rollerskates, radio, and Kurt Vonnegut. A Madison native, she's not sure she'll ever quite manage to leave Wisconsin, and that's just fine by her. Contact her at christie@dane101.com.