News & Stories
Researchers look to advanced metabolic imaging to improve cancer immunotherapy
Researchers at the Morgridge Institute and UW–Madison are using advanced metabolic imaging to identify ways to improve CAR T cell therapy against solid tumors.
Rising Sparks: Peter Favreau, biomedical imaging alum
Along with curiosity and collaboration, Peter Favreau focused on developing his interpersonal skills to find success in building a career in microscopy.
Rock out at the 15th annual Wisconsin Science Festival
Get ready to rock and roll at the Wisconsin Science Festival, held October 16-26, featuring over 650 events throughout the state.
Advanced imaging highlights quick-changing act of innate immune cells
New research from the Melissa Skala Lab uses advanced metabolic imaging to study neutrophil metabolism in cell culture and a live zebrafish model.
Featured Event
November 13 @ 7:00 pmThe Case for Curiosity: Why Discovery-Driven Research Matters
Curiosity has always been linked to discovery. Yet in today’s research environment, the value of curiosity-driven science is often questioned. The Morgridge Institute for Research invites you to a panel discussion on how open-ended exploration transforms lives and sparks innovation. Experts will highlight how investments in curiosity lead to breakthroughs in health, industry, and society — and why fostering discovery-driven research is essential for the future.