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3 most recent stories to be displayed on the SoP homepage.
Bridging the Gap Between a Novel Protein and its Cellular Function
Postdoctoral scientist Sarah Neuman and Professor Arash Bashirullah find bridge-shaped proteins that channel the flow of essential lipids inside cells.
New Injectable Gel Treatment Offers Promise for Tough-to-Treat Brain Tumors
School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu and collaborators publish preclinical results on a new approach to prevent glioblastoma recurrence.
2022 Five of the Future
Meet recent UW–Madison School of Pharmacy alumni who are leading their fields forward.
The School’s Wisconsin Society of Pharmacy Students Receives 3 National Awards
Recognition from the American Pharmacists Association and American Society of Health-System Pharmacists illustrates PharmD student leadership, outreach, and impact.
UW–Madison PharmD Graduates Earn a Top 2022 Residency Match Rate
With an residency match rate of 92 percent, one of the the School’s highest ever, PharmD students outperform the national average and find placements across the country.
New Lachman Institute at the School of Pharmacy Advances Pharmaceutical Development
Through the support of renowned alum Leon Lachman, the Institute harnesses expertise and enhances collaboration to move therapies from the lab into the clinic.
Biodegradable Gel Boosts Immune System’s Attack on Several Cancers in Mice
School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu and his CIPT Lab team, along with research collaborators, develop a gel that effectively keeps in check certain tumors, with their findings published in Nature Communications By Eric Hamilton …
Clinical Training, Specialized Rotations Fuel Sustained Residency Match Success
With one of the top PharmD programs in the nation, the School of Pharmacy excels in preparing graduates to thrive in residencies.
School of Pharmacy Professor and Alum Receive Top Honor for Medical and Biological Engineers
Professor Seungpyo Hong and alumna Heidi Mansour are selected for their contributions to nanotechnology and pulmonary disease treatment.