Finding computer science the best outlet for her creativity, Neha Talluri develops machine learning methods to shed light on the molecular interactions that form signaling pathways.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
3 Million Americans Have Hard-To-Spot Heart Failure. Risk Marker Stands Out
A study published in Circulation: Heart Failure, led by researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the Morgridge Institute for Research, offers new tools for identifying which patients face the greatest danger.
CQCI Leads the Way in Training Next Generation of Imaging Scientists at PAIR-UP Workshop
“Partnering to Advance Imaging Research (PAIR-UP) brought 19 early career scientists from across the country to Madison for an intensive workshop on imaging science at the Center for Quantitative Cell Imaging (CQCI), led by Morgridge investigator Kevin Eliceiri.”
Morgridge hosts annual science camp for rural high school students
“Let’s be so real”: UW–Madison’s Daily Cardinal newspaper profiles rural student, teacher experiences at the Morgridge Summer Science Camp.
Rising Sparks: Judy Wexler, regenerative biology
An intellectual omnivore, Judy Wexler’s work across the science ecosystem has led her to a focus on the parasite-hosting snails with a “crazy life history” that play a key role in the tropical disease schistosomiasis.