In The News

We remember a leader of the MCP program, an outstanding scientist, and dedicated friend, Dr. Patti Keely.

Dr. Anjon Audhya, PhD, MCP Program Director (Associate Professor in Bimolecular Chemistry), and Dr. Beth Weaver, PhD, MCP Trainer (Associate Professor in Cell and Regenerative Biology), both recently received Romnes Faculty Fellowships. Read more here.

Dr. Richard Anderson and Dr. Vincent Cryns have been awarded a Breast Cancer Research Program (BCRP) Breakthrough Award by the Department of Defense office of the Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP).

Wenxuan (Vege) Cai (3rd year, Ying Ge Lab) has been awarded a 2 year predoctoral fellowship by the American Heart Association!

10-20-16: Dr. Vincent Cryns, MD, Professor and Trainer in the MCP Program, and his research team have developed a new strategy to treat triple-negative breast cancer by metabolically priming cancer cells to respond to a …

Dr. Ed Chapman, PhD, Professor in Neuroscience and Trainer in the MCP Program, was one of 30 neuroscientists nationally to receive a prestigious new federal grant designed to support long-term research in the laboratories of some …

Adam Schaenzer, 4th Year MCP Student, Sauer Lab, was recently selected as a recipient of a PhRMA Foundation Award. The award, a Pre Doctoral Fellowship in Pharmacology/Toxicology, encourages integrative training to employ concepts of molecular and cellular …

Dr. Darcie Moore, PhD, Assistant Professor and Trainer in the MCP Program, was recently honored nationally for her research. The Society for Neuroscience awarded her the Peter and Patricia Gruber International Research Award in Neuroscience. Moore’s research …

Jeff Jones, Current MCP student in Zhang Lab, is featured in the news for serving as a science camp volunteer with the Morgridge Institute for Research at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery. Jones was helping …

Feyza Engin, Assistant Professor of Biomolecular Chemistry and Trainer in the MCP Program, has earned a Shaw Scientist Award from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation. Engin will receive $200,000 in seed funding to advance her work. …