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How UW-Milwaukee's new chemistry building can impact Wisconsin

WUWM General Manager David Lee, (bottom right) UW-Milwaukee Chancellor, Mark Mone, (upper left) UW-Milwaukee Chemistry/Chemistry Education chair, Kristen Murphy, PhD, (bottom left) and Amanda Oswald, Lab Systems Administrator at Sterling Pharma
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WUWM General Manager David Lee, (bottom right) UW-Milwaukee Chancellor, Mark Mone, (upper left) UW-Milwaukee Chemistry/Chemistry Education chair, Kristen Murphy, PhD, (bottom left) and Amanda Oswald, Lab Systems Administrator at Sterling Pharma

Chemistry impacts our daily lives in ways that most of us don't imagine. Find out how and why the grand opening of the UW-Milwaukee chemistry building is pivotal to southeastern Wisconsin and the state.

WUWM General Manager David Lee and UW-Milwaukee Chancellor, Mark Mone, discuss the new project alongside UW-Milwaukee Chemistry/Chemistry Education chair, Kristen Murphy, PhD and Amanda Oswald, Lab Systems Administrator at Sterling Pharma.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee produces the <i>UWM Chancellor’s Report</i> and <i>Curious Campus</i>, a show about science, discovery and culture.