In the fight against the viruses that invade everyday life, seeing and understanding the battleground is essential. Scientists at the Morgridge Institute have, for the first time, imaged molecular structures vital to how a major class of viruses replicates within infected cells.
Author: Courtni Kopietz
From physics to fitness, athletes in science challenge minds and bodies
From Rosalind Franklin to Edwin Hubble, history has shown that athleticism and scientific prowess are not mutually exclusive traits.
Play us a song: the (Hyper)piano man
Christopher Taylor has the hands of a musician, his fingers most at home striking the keys of a piano, and an analytical mind honed by years of computer programming. Now after tackling his latest endeavor, Taylor can also call himself an engineer, a builder, a maker.
Science arcade night, storytelling headline 2016 Wisconsin Science Festival
From arcade games to storytelling to stargazing, the 2016 Wisconsin Science Festival, held Oct. 20-23, will feature something for everyone across 200-plus events.
Linectra and Xemex tie for second in manufacturing category of statewide competition
Two Morgridge-affiliated inventors tied for second place in the advanced manufacturing category of this year’s statewide Governor’s Business Plan Contest.