‘Starry Night’ or Viral Infection?
Resembling a dotted, night sky constellation, fluorescent speckled cells help Systems Biology researchers track a viral spread.
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Beer Mapper App Allows for Beer Discovery Across the Beer Space
Co.Create picks up on a beer app project from WID researchers Kevin Jamieson and Robert Nowak.
Visual Weight Lifting
The National Academy of Engineering showcases a pilot study led by WID’s Living Environments Laboratory.
Lynda Barry Helps Us Imagine the Future of Education
Cartoonist and Discovery Fellow Lynda Barry asks kids and adults to envision the schools and campuses of 2113.
Researchers Work to Use Stem Cells to Build New Body Parts
The Daily Cardinal newspaper interviews WID researcher Randy Ashton about his work with stem cells.
Optimization Researcher among 2013 SIAM Fellowship Class for Complementarity Research
Optimization researcher Michael Ferris has been honored as a SIAM Fellow for pushing math research into industry.
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Drawing Jam with Lynda Barry [photos]
Last call for the future! Discovery Fellow leads Counterfactual Drawing Jam workshop to help kids imagine the future.
A Muscle-Controlled Virtual Reality System
Popular Science magazine calls out virtual exertions research from WID’s Living Environments Laboratory.
‘Virtual Exertions’ Research Uses Muscle Activity to Move Virtual Objects
A team of WID researchers has developed a way to move virtual objects in an immersive virtual reality environment through the use of muscle activity.
Text Mining Uncovers British Reserve and U.S. Emotion
David Krakauer, WID Director and C4 Co-director, provides insight on a recent study that tracks the shifts of “emotion words” in literary works.
Tools for Discovery: Carrie Roy
Carrie Roy, a postdoctoral researcher at WID and coordinator for the Humanities Research Bridge, shares the tools — digital, design and otherwise — she uses to transcend disciplines in her work.
Epigenetics Group Grabs Two Best-of-Year Papers
Research led by Epigenetics researcher John Denu has gained two best-of-the-year awards from the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Scientists Create Road Map to Metabolic Reprogramming for Aging
A recent WID study creates a better understanding of how cells are “reprogrammed” when an organism eats fewer calories.
The Language of Stem Cells, Decoded
One WID researcher is searching for a way to better coax stem cells into forming certain tissue types.
Student Computer Game Simulates Biofuel Production
A partnership between WID and the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center uses data and gaming to crack tough research questions.
Tackling ‘Netflix Problem,’ WID Researcher Snags Lagrange Prize
What do math and movies have in common? WID researcher Ben Recht explains how incomplete data sets and the “Netflix problem” aren’t that different after all.
Multidisciplinary Team Maps Costs of Participating in Health Information Exchanges
A group of WID experts crunched the numbers for Health Information Exchange participation in one Wisconsin area and found a price that could save hospitals money in the long-run.
WID Scientist Laurence Loewe Receives NSF Career Award
Laurence Loewe is making it easier to add computer modeling to biologists’ scientific toolkit through an award from the National Science Foundation.