Congratulations Damola!
Congratulations to Dr. Damola Elujoba-Bridenstine (Tamplin Lab) for successfully defending her thesis!
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Congratulations to Dr. Damola Elujoba-Bridenstine (Tamplin Lab) for successfully defending her thesis!
Congratulations to Dr. Ricki Colman for being elected to serve on the Biological Sciences Divisional Committee beginning this fall for a three-year term. Thank you to Dr. Colman for this service!
Congratulations to Dr. Beth Weaver for being promoted to the rank of Full Professor!
Congratulations to Wyatt Paltzer (Mahmoud Lab) for being appointed to the the Cardiovascular Center Research Center training grant!
Congratulations to Dr. Barak Blum for making it on the cover of Molecular and Cellular Biology! The image is originally from the paper Morphogenesis of the Islets of Langerhans Is Guided by Extraendocrine Slit2 and Slit3 Signals, 2021, Jennifer M. Gilbert, Melissa T. Adams, Nadav Sharon, Hariharan Jayaraaman, and Barak Blum, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Vol. …
Congratulations to Dr. Ying Ge for winning the HUPO Clinical and Translational Proteomics Award!
Congratulations to Dr. Beth Weaver for publishing a study in Science Translational Medicine, and getting a shoutout from SMPH! Shoutout & Link to the article below: “Research update: A team led by Beth Weaver, PhD, associate professor of cell and regenerative biology, has published a study in Science Translational Medicine that elucidates how a commonly-used cancer drug called …
Dr. James Thomson’s work was recently highlighted in an article from The Quarterly and was also featured in SMPH News. Please click here if you would like to read about his work and how it has impacted and continues to impact UW–Madison.
Congratulations to Tatiana Stella Pavletich, an undergraduate in Dr. Emery Bresnick’s lab, for being awarded a Sophomore Research Fellowship!
Congratulations to Rebecca Salamon, a graduate student in Dr. Ahmed Mahmoud’s lab, for her American Heart Association fellowship being fully funded!