Morgridge alum Kayla Heumer helps accelerate healthcare access for underserved communities in Africa, powered by technology and the ‘spirit of frugal innovation.’
Author: Morgridge Institute for Research
Little fish, big splash
Kenneth Poss, Morgridge’s newest investigator, studies how zebrafish can restore what is irreparable in humans — including damaged heart tissue.
Rising Sparks: Jose Ayuso, biomedical imaging alum
Morgridge alum Jose Ayuso is an assistant professor in UW–Madison’s Department of Dermatology, where his lab uses advanced biomedical engineering technologies to tap the promise of precision medicine.
The American investment in research is about people
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.
Viewpoints: NIH-funded research produces cures, treatments and jobs, even if it takes time
In a statewide column, Morgridge CEO Brad Schwartz commented on how the federal investment in the National Institutes of Health (NIH) benefits the health and well-being of every Wisconsinite.