Scientists with the global Event Horizon Telescope project have learned new secrets about the black hole at the center of our Milky Way, with the help of high-throughput computing advances pioneered here in Wisconsin.
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
I told AI to make me a protein. Here’s what it came up with
Morgridge Investigator Anthony Gitter comments on a new AI technology that can help design original proteins based on simple, common-language prompts.
Plasma Proteomics With Professor Joshua Coon
Human plasma contains thousands of proteins that provide clues about healthy biology and disease. Morgridge PI Josh Coon explains how mass spectrometry advances are helping unlock plasma’s secrets.
Rising Sparks: Sam Gelman, virology alum
Sam Gelman uses his computer science skills to apply machine learning — a branch of artificial intelligence that enables computers to imitate how humans learn and perform tasks — to help uncover important biomedical secrets.
Morgridge trustee and UW–Madison professor emeritus honored for groundbreaking gene variation research
James Dahlberg, Morgridge trustee and former interim chief executive officer, is named one of the Bayh-Dole Coalition’s 2025 Faces of American Innovation for his achievements.