Carved Pennsylvania Slate, Stan Sears and Andrea Myklebust, Commissioned by Wisconsin State Arts board. Biofilms, Laura Huppert, Burton Lab. Ants in a grass-cutter ant fungus garden, Lily Khadempour, Currie Lab. Dairy calves at a research farm, Kim Dill-McFarland, Rey Lab. Arctic Lichen, Caitlin Carlson, Currie Lab. X-ray crystallography model of the dimerization interface of Salmonella Typhimurium superoxide dismutase SodCI. Peter Newhouse, Forest Lab. Anne Pringle, Pringle Lab. Robb Stankey, Currie Lab.

Welcome to the Crow Institute. Crow Institute for the Study of Evolution. Is a cross-college institute whose mission is to foster multidisciplinary research to address complex biological problems facing society, and to improve public understanding of evolution through education and outreach. Consider making a donation to support the Crow Institute today. Quick link to Teaching Resources. For instructional materials we use in our own classrooms and for K-12 teacher workshops.

Welcome to the Food Research Institute. Housed within the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, FRI operates its own laboratories and administers its own research and service programs. Apr 10, 2018, Innovating Next-Generation Prebiotics to Enhance Functional-Food Efficacy. Apr 24, 2018, The Generation and Use of a GRAS, Fungi-Based, Clean-Label Antimicrobial.

IPiB - Integrated Program in Biochemistry. Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center. Welcome to the Landick Lab.

MMI provides an exceptional learning environment for undergraduates through rigorous coursework and research opportunities. Graduate students may earn a Ph. through the MMI co-sponsored, nationally acclaimed Microbiology Doctoral .

Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Welcome to the Pfleger Lab. We are multi-disciplined team of researchers focused on using metabolic engineering techniques to produce value-added fuels and chemicals. With backgrounds ranging from chemical engineering to molecular biology, we are well equipped to create a variety of solutions to any research problem. We are currently working on a variety of projects in different organisms, including. A metabolic pathway for cataboli.

On these pages you will find information and links about all of the virology work occurring on campus. We invite you to use them as a resource for learning about the work of the 29 virology faculty on campus, the opportunities for graduate and postdoctoral education, and the means by which you can support the future of virology research and training on campus. Rob Kalejta Receives Avon Foundation Grant. Bill Sugden Receives Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Grant.

Microbes possess extraordinarily diverse and sophisticated physiologies, communication strategies, and mechanisms of evolution. Scientists and engineers are only beginning to understand and exploit the metabolic potential of these organisms and their communities. The broad objective of my research program is to improve our capacity to predict and model microbial behavior, while searching for novel biologically mediated transformations that can be harnessed for engineering applications.

Through SciMed GRS, students are members of a supportive community of UW-Madison graduate students, faculty, and staff from.