Eric Armstrong
Comparative metabolomics; Epigenetics of therapy-resistant prostate cancer
Research Staff
Research staff are critical to the scientific mission and leadership of WID. Excellent scientists, engineers, and specialists help create the infrastructure that enables WID’s successful research ventures.
Chuan Chen
My current research focuses on college student entrepreneurship status and initiatives.
Adam Christensen
Assistant Scientist
Building optimization models that help untangle issues of environmental sustainability.
Martel DenHartog
Catalog, analyze, and characterize novel antibiotics from soil bacteria
Jeffrey Dischler
Software Developer
Web and systems development facilitating access to optimization research
Micah Dombroe
Lab Manager
Genomic DNA sequencing and viral production. Facilitate various administrative functions.
Nikolai Fedorchak
Associate Research Specialist
Research concerning Human Neural Organoids, Tissue Engineering, and CNS Development. Facilitate various administrative duties.
Jennifer Heinritz
Lab Manager
Handle the comings and goings of the Baum, Handelsman, Vetsigian and Yin labs
Christina Koch
Research Computing Facilitator
Facilitating transformative science through computing.
Lauren Michael
Research Computing Facilitator, Center for High Throughput Computing
Facilitating compute-driven transformations to research projects via personalized consulting.
Robert Miner
Lab Technician
Developing a high-throughput assay to identify inhibitors of histone-binding domains of UHRF1
Josh Pultorak
Instructor, Tiny Earth
Interdisciplinary undergraduate science education with an emphasis on experimental biology.
Bryce Sprecher
Acquire, process, interpret, and display spatial data for education, insight, and experience.
Sarah Stevens
Data Science Hub Facilitator
Facilitating connections and training researchers in data science.
Sailendharan Sudakaran
Madison Microbiome Hub Manager / Multi Omics Hub Coordinator
Campus resource to support researchers interested in tackling a broad spectrum of microbiome research