Students
Students are a vital part of the research mission of WID. There are many opportunities for students to be involved in research and outreach at WID.
Alec Archambault
Preparing the hololens for presentations and diving deeper into learning about the technology
Paige Arneson
Use bio curated data to investigate and model genetic pathways that cause Breast Cancer.
Ryan Aturaliya
Treating ePTFE grafts to mimic the characteristics of human blood vessels.
Brandi Backus
Compile and maintain campus resource listings for the Research Project Resource Guide
Andrew Baldys
Engineer stimuli-responsive polymers to recapitulate developmental tissue microenvironments
Shannon Beaulieu
Ecological and Evolutionary Dynamics of Spatially Structured Streptomyces Species
Mara Beebe
Relationship between microbiome and depression. Small World Initiative.
Steven Bieser
Epigenetic mechanisms implicated in onset and progression of neurodegenerative disease
Emma Byers
Undergraduate Media Intern
Capturing photos and videos for the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery.
Jared Carlson-Stevermer
Development of gene editing technologies in human pluripotent stem cells
Katherine Ceballos
Design and implement new and existing files, websites, and programs.
Evan Cory
Disease modeling using CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing and directed differentiation of human stem cells
Stephanie Cuskey
Engraftment and axon projection patterns of injected motor neuron progenitors