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Executive and internal comms manager @uwsmph Dean's Office. Freelance science writer. Master's from @UW_LSC. Biology & journalism @UTAustin grad. Views my own.
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Medical students celebrate a star-studded Match Day 2025

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By Kaine Korzekwa
| med.wisc.edu
Gliding down the red carpet and striking poses for the cameras, medical students were the stars of their own Match Day on Friday, March 21. While sealed envelopes have given way to email notifications, a golden Bucky statue and autographed gold stars added glamor to the memorable occasion. Each year, on the third Friday in March, medical students nationwide learn where they have been placed for clinical residency training programs for most specialties.
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Potential Blind Spots and Hot Spots for Nutrient Loss

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By Kaine Korzekwa
| Wiley Online Library
The application and fate of nutrients are two of the biggest questions agriculture faces today, affecting everything from profit margins to water quality. Researchers work to examine the issue from all angles, such as the kinds of fertilizers widely used in the United States to how the topography of a field can impact the distribution and runoff of nutrients. In this article, we look at two recent research articles that approach these questions from different angles.
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Potassium and potatoes: Understanding fertilizer crop interactions Original

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By Kaine Korzekwa
| Phys.org
For farmers and researchers, a field is often like a giant chemistry set. The timing and amounts of different fertilizers to supply nutrients can interact with each other, the soil and crops. For example, potassium, an essential macronutrient for crops, is often applied to a field in the form of potassium chloride. Potassium and nitrogen are the two nutrients that crops need in abundance. Past research has documented an uptake between chloride and nitrate, a form of nitrogen that crops take up.
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