SCRMC Updates
Bill Murphy to pave new roads to biomanufacturing progress
Beginning this fall, Bill Murphy, Ph.D., Harvey D. Spangler professor of biomedical engineering and professor of orthopedics and rehabilitation, aims to advance stem cell and regenerative medicine efforts on campus and beyond through a new …
August 15, 2018Everyday Remarkable: Behind the Scenes with Scientist Jianhua Zhang, PhD
Jianhua Zhang, PhD, senior scientist, Cardiovascular Medicine, first learned about Marie Curie’s story and discoveries while studying chemistry in middle school. Years later, Dr. Zhang’s work is still guided by a quote from Curie: “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” “That's my whole motivation, passion and interest in doing research, particularly now in the era of stem cell research,” said Dr. Zhang.
July 15, 2018Stem cells shine as Morgridge’s rural summer science camps are now underway
Every summer since 2007, students from some of the smallest high schools in Wisconsin have descended on the Morgridge Institute for Research at the University of Wisconsin–Madison for some big-time scientific immersion. The Morgridge Rural Summer Science …
July 11, 2018Cell therapy is the future, and Wisconsin is the place, UW-Madison expert tells Technology Council
Medicine is rapidly approaching a great advance that will augment or replace drugs with human cells for treating a range of intractable conditions, an expert in cell therapy told the Wisconsin Technology Council on June …
June 29, 2018Study points researchers toward new therapies for fragile X syndrome
New insights into the molecular machinations behind fragile X syndrome, the most common inherited intellectual disability, may help researchers develop potential therapies. Fragile X is a genetic condition that affects one in 4,000 males and …
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