Students gathered at the annual IPiB Summer Reception to announce and celebrate the recipients of this year’s awards for excellence in teaching and mentoring.
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Biochemistry Students Earn Summer Research Awards
Sixteen undergraduate students and nineteen graduate students have received 2023 summer research awards to continue their rigorous biochemistry research.
Vatsan Raman Earns NSF CAREER Award
Congratulations to Vatsan Raman, who has been named a 2023 NSF CAREER Award recipient.
Daniel Parrell, a Biochemistry Postdoctoral Fellow, Wins GLBRC Outreach and Service Award
Daniel Parrell, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Biochemistry’s Wright Lab, was awarded the 2023 Outreach and Service Award.
When Antibiotics Deplete Our Gut Microbiome, a Human Gut Pathogen Takes Advantage
A deleterious bacterial infection can take hold when the diverse community of bacteria in the gut microbiome are killed with antibiotics.
20 Biochemistry Students Earn Campus Awards to Pursue Research
Twenty undergraduate students in the Department of Biochemistry received 2023 campus awards for research and scholarly excellence.
New Images Uncover How Enzyme Kicks Off DNA Replication
University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers and their collaborators have revealed insights into the roles of an enzyme integral to several processes that kick off DNA replication.
Spring 2023 Graduate Profile: Hezouwe Walada
In this Q&A, Hezouwe Walada, a biochemistry major originally from Togo, discusses the early life events that led him to want to become a physician, as well as his research and study abroad experiences at UW.
Simcox Named HHMI Freeman Hrabowski Scholar
With funding from a new HHMI program, biochemistry professor Judith Simcox works toward more inclusive lines of scientific inquiry.
Ophelia Venturelli Recognized with 2023 ACS Synthetic Biology Young Innovator Award
Biochemistry professor Ophelia Venturelli is being recognized by the American Chemical Society for her pioneering interdisciplinary research on the behaviors of microbiomes.