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What is the 14-letter medical term for temporary, painful damage to the eyes from ultraviolet light, such as from the sun or from the sun's reflection on snow?
Photokeratitis
Who established the fire-together and wire-together theory?
Donald Hebb
The term “Hoosier” is used to describe people from what state?
Indiana
What is the capital of California?
Sacramento
What restaurant in Madison can you go and get a cute little sundae scoop on your birthday?
Nitty Gritty
René Théophile Hyacinthe Laënnec came up with what device when he was uncomfortable putting his head on a woman’s chest?
Stethoscope
In the 1920s, researchers named what genus of bacteria, which can cause meningitis and sepsis in humans, after the "father of sterile surgery?"
Listeria
In the song House of Rising Sun, what US city is the house set in?
New Orleans
What state capital is known as the “Mile High City”?
Denver, Colorado
How many UW undergrad campuses are there in Wisconsin?
13
In 2000, Intuitive Surgical Company launched a robotic surgical system to assist surgeons with everything from prostate removals to heart valve repairs. Who is this system named after?
Leonardo Da Vinci
What Nobel Prize disciples did Marie Cure win a Nobel Prize in?
Physics and Chemistry
If you were a British young student in science class, what would you be learning about if you heard this phrase “Richard of York, gave battle in vain”?
Learning about the colors of the rainbow
What state capital can you try over 100 Coca Cola flavors in?
Atlanta, Georgia
What is the state sandwich of Wisconsin?
A brat
Somnambulism is the fancy medical word for which disorder?
Sleep walking
According to Cold Spring Harbor Lab, what percent of the human genome is made up of remnants of ancient viral DNA?
8%
What country has these national parks: Huascarán national park, parque national del Manu, tingo Maria national park, reserva nacional San Fernando
Peru
What state capital was the Brown vs Board of education case occur in?
Topeka, Kansas
What is the state fish?
Muskellunge or Muskie
In 2011, a Swedish university hospital performed the world's first transplant operation using a synthetic organ that was fully grown in a laboratory. What organ/body part did they transplant?
Trachea
What does CRISPR stand for?
Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats
What girl band previously known as Lylas was founded on 2nd season of X Factor US?
Fifth Harmony
What is the only state capital without a McDonald’s?
Montpelier, Vermont
What town in Wisconsin is know to be the home of the Kringle?
Racine