Science & Technology
Manipulating how yeast cells work could lead to new medical treatments
Megan McClean, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering, studies cellular signaling pathways, the biological networks that transform external signals into internal decisions such as whether to grow or die.
Exact Sciences groundbreaking at University Research Park paves path to 21st century research landscape
Today’s groundbreaking of a 130,000 square-foot, five-story headquarters for Exact Sciences at University Research Park reflects the acknowledgement that high-technology workers show an increasing interest in denser, more urban surroundings.
Competition attracts future grants, jump starts research and student careers
Recipients of Fall Research Competition awards are thankful for the funding to help them acquire the resources they need, but perhaps most important, they say, is the student support they are able to provide.
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How to share science with diverse audiences9:00 am, Pyle Center
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Ryan Zapotocny, 4th year, Bent Lab & Baul Yoon, 4th year, Grinblat Lab
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"Mapping the Springs of Wisconsin" by Grace Graham and Sue Swanson
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9:00 am, Kemp Natural Resources Station, Woodruff