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Mother of all NMR Magnets to Bolster UW-Madison Lab
Now, with support from the National Institutes of Health, UW-Madison’s National Magnetic Resonance Facility will be home to a machine capable of generating the largest NMR-quality magnetic field possible with current technology. A $5 million …
Dave Nelson nominated for an Alliant Energy Underkofler Teaching Award
In addition to the Distinguished Teaching Awards presented by the University of Wisconsin-Madison each year, the UW System also recognizes classroom excellence by way of its Alliant Energy Underkofler Teaching Awards. This year, David L. …
Judith Kimble receives 2002-3 Hilldale Award in the Biological Sciences
The Hilldale awards are presented each year to four faculty members, one from each faculty division, in recognition of a distinguished contribution ot teaching, research, and extension/outreach while a member of the faculty of the …
George Phillips has received a Vilas Associate Award
The Vilas Trustees have made possible this form of recognition for faculty in the Biological Sciences Division and will provide research support during 2003-04 and 2004-05
Marv Wickens has been appointed as the Max Perutz Professor of Molecular Biology
Marv Wickens has received a WARF-named Professorship: Max Perutz Professor of Molecular Biology. Prof. Wickens research has always focused on how genes work in animal cells. He has concentrated on events after DNA has been …
4th Annual Biochemistry egg drop
Materials will be handed out on March 14th. Winners will be determined by surviving all three drops, landing the closest to the target, and using smallest number of items on the list. This years' winners …
Topics in Medical Biochemistry – Biochemistry 550 – Colleen Hayes
Poster session in the west atrium – "Current advances in HIV/AIDS therapeutics and research findings that may open up new avenues for alternative approaches to treating HIV/AIDS" that may open up new avenues for each …
Ivan Rayment Received the WARF Mid-Career Award
Ivan Rayment has an international reputation in structural biology. In establishing a state-of-the-art X-ray crystallography laboratory at Wisconsin, Rayment has created a campus resource that also contributes to research training and teaching. KELLETT MID-CAREER AWARD …
Marcia Moss Graduate Award
Kimberly A. Dickson was selected to receive the first Marcia Moss Graduate Award in Biochemistry.