Early-career scientists are essential to the Morgridge mission, and the majority have some level of competitive support from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Here, early-career researchers share thoughts on how federal funding supports their mission to conduct high-impact research.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
Mining millions of genomes for the next powerful antibiotic
High-throughput computing innovations at Morgridge and UW-Madison is enabling a massive research effort to discover new natural compounds that can counter antibiotic resistance.
The infinite worm
Scooped from a fountain in Spain, a colony of planarians help scientists unravel the rules of regeneration.
Rising Sparks: Danielle Lohman, metabolism alum
Morgridge alum lands at the U.S. Department of State, shaping the intersection of science policy and foreign affairs.
‘Listen to what the flies tell us’
The Drummond-Barbosa Lab looks to the tiny fruit fly to understand big complex questions about the relationship between stem cell development and changes in diet, metabolism, and the environment.