Morgridge Institute CEO Brad Schwartz and Morgridge Visiting Scientist James Keck are among eight University of Wisconsin–Madison scholars who have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
Rising Sparks: Andrés Tibabuzo, Regenerative Biology
From ‘Jurassic Park’ to snake venom to parasitic flatworms, Andrés Tibabuzo is motivated by the science that fascinates him.
Rising Sparks: Marcela Tabima, regenerative biology
Marcela Tabima has focused her fascination with human biology on two major research efforts in the Discovery Building — engineering synthetic arteries for surgery and finding new ways to treat inherited retinal diseases.
Rising Sparks: Katherine Overmyer, Metabolism
Katie Overmyer collaborates with metabolism researchers to push the boundaries of mass spectrometry technology and uncover answers to important biological questions.
Rising Sparks: Joe Li, Biomedical Imaging
“You can always learn more”: An unquenchable thirst for discovery guides Joe Li’s pursuit of cutting-edge light-sheet microscopy.