Associate Professor Jason Kwan launches a new course to help undergraduates explore soil microbes and build hands-on skills in bioinformatics.
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Innovating Pulmonary Treatments for Preemies
Funded by multiple grants, alum Russ Lehrman (PhD ‘81) is developing a new therapeutic to revolutionize pulmonary care, starting with preterm infants.
Exploring New Avenues for Targeted Protein Degradation
Supported by a prestigious national fellowship and UW traineeship, Pharmaceutical Sciences graduate student Christopher Stevens is expanding the application of a future therapeutic.
Photo Gallery: PharmSci 360 Reception
During the annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists’ PharmSci 360 conference, the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy hosted a reception to gather Badger researchers from around the nation to catch up and build new connections.
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.
Leadership, Learning, and Drug Development
Alum Elham Nejati (PhD ’12) advances new therapeutics through formulation and process development at Gilead Sciences.
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.
Using Clinical Chemistry to Help Others
Alumna Gabrielle Winston-McPherson conducts novel research and meets patient needs in the core automation lab at Henry Ford Health System.
Graduates of New Master’s Program Excel in Industry
Launched in 2020, the new Applied Drug Development master’s program in Pharmaceutical Sciences graduates its first-ever cohort.
From Reverse Engineer to Formulation Innovator
Alum Rattavut Teerakapibal (PhD ’18) uses his passion and wealth of technical knowledge for formulation and process development to improve HIV therapies.