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Label-free Imaging, Plus Data Science, Means Better Quality Control for Biomanufacturing Stem Cells

2024-11-14T21:41:41-06:00

Krishanu Saha and Melissa Skala have devised an innovative method for reprogramming cells that leverages micropatterning, label-free imaging and machine learning to enable real-time, noninvasive monitoring of reprogramming. This method can be used to develop cutting-edge personalized therapies and disease models.

Label-free Imaging, Plus Data Science, Means Better Quality Control for Biomanufacturing Stem Cells2024-11-14T21:41:41-06:00

Finding Associations Between Colors and Concepts

2025-01-27T14:58:05-06:00

While looking at a graph about fruit, it may seem intuitive to associate a bar of blue to blueberries and yellow to bananas, but are there connections between color and abstract concepts such as driving, comfort, efficiency, or reliability?   Understanding how people absorb meaning from visual features, and predicting the meaning they attribute to color in any context is filled with possibility.

Finding Associations Between Colors and Concepts2025-01-27T14:58:05-06:00

Claudia Solís-Lemus receives NSF CAREER Award

2024-11-14T21:43:54-06:00

Claudia Solís-Lemus' has been awarded a coveted five-year research grant from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award. Solís-Lemus’ NSF grant will support her research, which combines statistical theory and biology to help understand  how the biodiversity that we see on Earth evolved from single-cell organisms. 

Claudia Solís-Lemus receives NSF CAREER Award2024-11-14T21:43:54-06:00

New way to alter DNA, affect health circumvents gut bacteria

2024-11-14T21:44:41-06:00

In a new study, the John Denu lab has learned that the fatty acids butyrate and propionate also activate p300, a crucial human enzyme that promotes the unspooling of DNA. This unwound DNA allows more genes to become active and expressed, which ultimately affects human health.

New way to alter DNA, affect health circumvents gut bacteria2024-11-14T21:44:41-06:00

Bacterial “zorbing” reveals a new type of social movement

2024-11-15T12:04:59-06:00

While studying the three-member model microbial community, nicknamed The Hitchhikers of the Rhizosphere (THOR), researchers from professor of plant pathology and director of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery Jo Handelsman and professor of biomedical engineering and Discovery Fellow David Beebe’s labs noticed cells moving in unexpected, unique ways under the microscope.

Bacterial “zorbing” reveals a new type of social movement2024-11-15T12:04:59-06:00
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