Common rodent models aren’t ideal for studying certain diseases, but the Nile rat might offer a solution. A high-quality reference genome for the species will aid studies on type 2 diabetes and circadian rhythm disruption.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
UW–Madison Faculty Make Strong Showing on Global Highly Cited Researchers List
Morgridge investigator Kevin Eliceiri is one of 16 UW–Madison researchers to make the 2022 list of “Highly Cited Researchers,” compiled annually by the Office of Scientific Information.
The Morgridge Metabolism Initiative: A blueprint for collaboration
The Morgridge Metabolism Initiative helps hundreds of campus scientists learn from each other and push the boundaries of research that is central to human health questions such as aging, diabetes and cancer.
CZI Science Diversity Leadership Award Grantees
CZI partnered with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to launch the Science Diversity Leadership program, a funding opportunity that aims to recognize and further the leadership of excellent biomedical researchers who — through their outreach, mentoring, teaching, and leadership — have a record of promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in their scientific fields.
Honoring Carl Gulbrandsen: a visionary champion for Wisconsin innovation
Carl Gulbrandsen was a visionary leader whose service to Wisconsin innovation left a lasting impact at Morgridge, WARF, and UW–Madison.
