The University of Wisconsin–Madison was ranked 35th out of 437 public and private doctoral institutions, and 12th among public universities, in the 2024 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s best colleges rankings....
Leaders of the UW System and Wisconsin Technical College System are developing a new pathway transfer program for students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math....
Liz Haynes is a cell biologist working with Morgridge Investigator Kevin Eliceiri and UW–Madison Assistant Professor Tyler Ulland on the role of the microglia, the brain’s innate immune cells, in aging and disease....
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison are taking part in a new collaboration built on open-science principles that will use machine learning to advance our knowledge of promising sources of magnetic fusion energy....
Discovery to Product (D2P) is pleased to share its Annual Impact Report. Learn how D2P makes a difference, providing mentoring, training and funding to UW–Madison innovators and startups and connecting campus and community ecosystems....
In new research published recently in the journal Scientific Reports, Gandara and Drummond-Barbosa describe how chronic exposure to warm temperatures causes infertility in adult male Drosophila....
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has joined a statewide consortium of 15 public and private partners, mobilizing its experience and expertise as a collaborative powerhouse in bioscience and technology to help bolster Wisconsin’s leadership in personalized medicine and biohealth technology....
Cellular therapies, such as Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy and stem cell therapy, are promising new avenues in cancer treatment and regenerative medicine. Many of these therapies are still in their infancy, requiring further development to increase efficacy and accessibility....
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has performed well in several recent rankings, including being named one of America’s Best Colleges by Money Magazine....
“Ada Deer showed us all how to shake things up and go after what we want and deserve,” said Carla Vigue, director of tribal relations at UW–Madison. “She blazed a long and wide trail for Native women, and her support, words of encouragement and enthusiasm...