Optical and computational techniques for imaging living specimens
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Abbas Rizvi
Whether it be a ballerina’s pirouette or a child’s first steps, motor skill is learned by trial and error. How does the brain learn from mistakes, and what happens to
Jeremy Nance
Our lab studies how interactions between cells instruct morphogenetic events such as gastrulation, tubulogenesis, and organogenesis. Using C. elegans as a model system, we combine genetic and imaging approaches to
Chenglong Yu
Research Software Engineer building the Pelican Platform, an open-source data federation that makes scientific datasets easy to share and access across institutions. Education B.S. Computer Sciences, 2026, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Quinn Waeiss
Quinn Waeiss is a Principal Investigator of Bioethics at the Morgridge Institute for Research and an Assistant Professor in Medical History and Bioethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Their research