11.27.17 | WisBusiness.com MADISON, Wis. – Using a method described as similar to panning for gold, Carbone Cancer Center scientists discovered human antibodies for the cancer stem cells of glioblastoma, one…
Iverson: WARF’s coordinated approach to innovation
11.27.17 | Journal Sentinel | Erik Iverson | Original Publication From the moment I arrived in Wisconsin last year, I loved the familiar energy, intellect, and passion for doing things well. I was…
Optoelectronics origami: An easy-to-make, double-duty curved image sensor
11.24.17 | UW–Madison News | Renee Meiller | Original Publication Cellphone users rely on their phone cameras to capture virtually every aspect of their lives. Far too often, however, they end up with…
All-in-one repair kit makes CRISPR gene editing more precise
11.23.17 | UW–Madison News | Silke Schmidt | Original Publication For the past five years, CRISPR-Cas9 technology has revolutionized the field of gene editing due to its ease and low cost. But although this technology…
WARF program leader: Sale marks success for UW-Madison research prowess, creativity
11.17.17 | UW–Madison News | David Tenenbaum | Original Publication The recent sale of a UW–Madison spinoff that promises to increase efficiency and reduce antibiotic use in making fuel ethanol marks a victory…
Dan Ludois, inventor of new electrostatic motor, named Moore Inventor Fellow
11.7.17 | Wisconsin Energy Institute News | Krista Eastman | Original Publication Dan Ludois, Moore Inventor Fellow and UW-Madison assistant professor of computer and electrical engineering, describes some of the basic scientific concepts…
Battling TB from the Badger State: Madison biotech firm Salus Discovery* is leading the way globally on improved tuberculosis diagnostics for remote health care settings
*Salus Discovery was founded by David Beebe and Scott Berry based on technology developed at UW–Madison and licensed from WARF. 11.17 | In Business Madison | Jason Busch | Original Publication Tuberculosis my…
Mastodons, brains, and a view of Mars: How the Wisconsin science festival helps bring kids and science together
11.15.17 | Morgridge Institute News | Eric Wilcots | Original Publication Last weekend, excited young people darted about with a delirium I haven’t seen since the Pokémon craze. The University of Wisconsin-Madison was…