Alan Attie named AAAS Fellow

Alan Attie has been named an AAAS Fellow for distinguished contributions to genetics and endocrinology, particularly through characterization of the genetics of diabetes in mouse model systems. Read More

New Madison Science Museum in the works

"Madison has a tremendous venue for athletics, tremendous venues for the arts," says David Nelson, a UW professor emeritus of biology. But aside from a few small UW departmental museums, "There really isn't a place …

Laura Kiessling in PNAS: Context Matters

In a study published, Sept. 8, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a team of researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison has added a new wrinkle to the cell differentiation equation, showing …

Biochemistry Sophmore Earns WALSAA Scholarship

The Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association recently continued its proud tradition of promoting student excellence at UW–Madison. Amanda Belltrame chosen as one of ten outstanding sophomores through a rigorous prescreening process that focused …

The Shocking Truth About Electric Fish

“These fish have converted a muscle to an electric organ,” explains Mike Sussman, a professor of biochemistry and director of the UW-Madison Biotechnology Center. The six electric fish lineages, all of which evolved independently, used …

Aaron Hoskins Receives Shaw Award

The annual award from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation supports emerging investigators with innovative ideas in biochemistry, biological sciences and cancer research. Read More