The Louis and Elsa Thomsen Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowships were established by the estate of Elsa Thomsen and are designated to support graduate students who have established an outstanding research record.
Congratulations Justin (Fox Lab) a recipient of this year’s award.
This award recognizes and rewards excellence in research accomplishments by a postdoctoral student in Biochemistry.
This was made possible by a generous donation from Paul D. Boyer
This award honors graduate students who consistently provide quality guidance and scientific training in mentoring undergraduate students in their research efforts.
This award is intended to recognize a Graduate Student who has consistently shown evidence of quality, commitment, and innovation in teaching.
This award recognizes a graduate or postdoctoral student(s) who best exemplifies the spirit of Sigrid Leirmo, who received her Ph.D. degree in the Department of Biochemistry (1989) and was a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Bacteriology when she died tragically in an accident in October, 1990. Dr. Leirmo was widely acknowledged among her fellow students and colleagues both as a promising researcher and as an enthusiastic friend and mentor.
A narrated tour of UW-Madison's Biochemistry Complex led by biochemistry professor Mike Cox.
Judith Kimble has been selected to serve on President Obama’s Committee on the National Medal of Science.
Biomolecular chemist Paul J. Bertics, a member of the School of Medicine and Public Health faculty, died unexpectedly at home on Thursday, Dec. 22 at age 55. Paul was a member of IPiB, the joint graduate program between Biochemistry and Biomolecular Chemistry.
Molecular Machine’s Workings Visualized. Chemical labeling and microscopy technique demonstrates its power on the spliceosome. Hoskins lab.
Rick Amasino and John Denu have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Selection as a AAAS fellow is a high honor conferred by peers in recognition of distinguished efforts to advance science and its applications. AAAS is the world’s largest general scientific society, and the tradition of naming fellows in honor of their achievements dates to 1874.
A molecular biologist and professor emeritus of genetics at UW-Madison, who studied the structure that forms proteins inside cells here between 1963 and 1984, passed away on Nov. 19 at age 84 in California.
Biochemist Har Gobind Khorana, whose UW work earned the Nobel Prize, died November 9th.
The work of Biochemistry professor Aaron Hoskins has been highlighted for 2011 by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Preserving a treasure. The 1940s murals by the famous painter John Steuart Curry were carefully preserved while the building around them was gutted and rebuilt.
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