The Philanthropic Giving Manager will serve as a key frontline fundraiser for the Morgridge Institute for Research (Morgridge). As a member of the Development Team, the Philanthropic Giving Manager wi...

From AI-enabled fixtures and advanced materials to smart sensors, sustainability solutions and personalized wellness experiences, the bathroom is rapidly evolving beyond its traditional role. To help drive the next wave of innovation, WARF and TOTO have partnered to launch a new WARF Accelerator Challenge Grant focused on reimagining residential, commercial and institutional (healthcare facilities, care homes, athletic facilities, etc.) bathroom spaces.

Three thousand drawstring bags filled with at-home science experiments will be distributed to public libraries across the state and bring a spark of curiosity to all corners of Wisconsin.

Join Morgridge CEO Brad Schwartz, national leader in science policy Keith Yamamoto, Director of the Morgridge Institute’s Rowe Center for Virology, Paul Ahlquist, and Morgridge Institute Investigator,...

During the fiscal year ending in June 2026, WARF provided $160.7 million in total support to UW-Madison and the Morgridge Institute for Research, which includes annual grants for both institutions as ...

The novel ability to nondestructively measure single-cell immune metabolism in real patient blood samples could improve disease diagnosis and treatment.

HFpEF is difficult for doctors to diagnose and determine which patients face the worst outcomes. A new study using imaging, invasive cardiac testing, and long-read RNA sequencing on biopsied heart tis...

The National Science Foundation announced yesterday a five-year, $24.5 million award of the Fabric for AI-Driven Science (FabAID) led by the Morgridge Institute for Research. FabAID will build a…

After two decades of hosting a camp, researchers at UW-Madison’s Morgridge Institute are evaluating the program's long-term impact.

Biotherapeutics, the fastest-growing segment of the pharmaceutical industry, could see another jolt of energy from a Wisconsin lab advance that accelerates a key drug development step by 100-fold.

Some “extramural funding” — dollars dedicated for a specific use — can squeeze out basic research done quietly in laboratories simply in pursuit of knowledge.

Trust in elite institutions is on the wane globally. Building public participation into research and government advice can turn the tide.

Map of where our campers have come from 2007-present.

You can take meaningful action to counter a new proposed rule that would subject federal grant-making to political partisanship. Submit your comment to the Federal Register or call your congresspeople...

The Bioimaging North America (BINA) team is seeking a Student Office Assistant to support a range of communications, outreach, and administrative activities. The individual should be organized, detail...

When scientists ask fundamental questions about life, biomedical breakthroughs follow — often at a distance. Why should we embrace the long, unpredictable path from curiosity to cure?

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The SPARK Newsletter is a free, monthly newsletter featuring the latest science news, biomedical discoveries, and stories about science outreach and education at the Morgridge Institute for Research. The SPARK

SPARK is a monthly newsletter featuring the latest biomedical discoveries, research news and events. Sign up now to learn more about fearless scientists driving the next big advances in human health.

The SPARK Newsletter is a free, monthly newsletter featuring the latest science news, biomedical discoveries, and stories about science outreach and education at the Morgridge Institute for Research. The SPARK

SPARK is a monthly newsletter featuring the latest biomedical discoveries, research news and events. Sign up now to learn more about fearless scientists driving the next big advances in human health.

The SPARK Newsletter is a free, monthly newsletter featuring the latest science news, biomedical discoveries, and stories about science outreach and education at the Morgridge Institute for Research. The SPARK

After more than 13 years as CEO of the Morgridge Institute, Brad Schwartz has announced plans to retire. Creating new possibilities for what contemporary science can be, under his tenure Morgridge cha...

The scientific community celebrated the 50th anniversary of Howard Temin receiving the Nobel Prize for the discovery of reverse transcriptase with a daylong symposium event at UW–Madison.

The SPARK Newsletter is a free, monthly newsletter featuring the latest science news, biomedical discoveries, and stories about science outreach and education at the Morgridge Institute for Research. The SPARK

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