The Engineering Expo starts today! Two of our BME students, Ellie Steger and Erin Schlegel are executive chairs of the event and were interviewed by WKOW to talk more about this engaging event!

See their interview here⬇️:

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Let's hear it for our #DayoftheBadger donors! A huge, heartfelt thank you for all of your support!

There’s less than an hour left! #DayoftheBadger ends at 5pm CDT today. Help support current and future BME students. Gifts of any amount make a difference. bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

Don’t miss out! #DayoftheBadger ends at 5pm CDT today! Help support current and future BME students. bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

#DayoftheBadger is back! Kick-off your day with a gift to support the next generation of biomedical innovators> bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

Gifts of any amount make a difference. Impact the future of a BME Badger today! bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024
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Help support the next generation of biomedical engineering students and faculty during #DayoftheBadger . Gifts of any amount make a difference. bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

Help the next generation of BME Badgers! Gifts from #DayoftheBadger directly support BME student experiences, such as design projects, conference travel & access to state-of-the-art equipment. bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

MAKE BUCKY DO PUSHUPS! For every 10 gifts that come in between 12 p.m.–1 p.m., Bucky will do 1 pushup. 🙌 Watch Bucky do pushups at 12:25 p.m. and 12:50 p.m. at our celebration event or livestreamed on our Facebook!
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Psst – for every 10 gifts that come in between 12–1 pm CST Bucky will do 1 pushup at the #DayoftheBadger Celebration Event at Union South. Let's do this> bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

Everyone's invited to our Day of the Badger Celebration Event full of prizes and push-ups TODAY! 🙌
Details: dayofthebadger.org/events

Can't make it? Don't worry; we'll be celebrating #DayoftheBadger on social media. Follow along and join us! dayofthebadger.org/wisalumni24

It’s officially #DayOfTheBadger ! 🦡 Wisconsin Alumni and friends, please consider supporting UW–Madison in the next 1,848 minutes by making a gift to one or more of the many wonderful and impactful areas of our campus and help support our next 175 years! #UW175

Kick off the #DayoftheBadger by making a gift to BME! Share your support and help us spread the word on social media. bit.ly/BME-DOTB2024

We would like to congratulate one of our former students, Parker Esswein for receiving the NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Program Award as he continues his education as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Gerecht Laboratory at Duke University!
Congratulations, Parker!

A UW SCRMC UW School of Medicine and Public Health UW-Madison BME collaboration developed a new tool combining autofluorescence and single-cell RNA sequencing to study neural stem cell behavior. Technique to aid in the study of adult neurological diseases and aging. stemcells.wisc.edu/2024/03/27/new…

Congratulations to Darcie Moore and Christopher Morrow (who are too cool for social media) for identifying a live-cell and label-free marker of neural stem cell quiescence and quiescence sub-states UW SCRMC UW School of Medicine and Public Health UW-Madison BME

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.Bill Murphy and Josh Choe developed an approach that could allow for long-term storage of mRNA therapeutics at room temperature. engineering.wisc.edu/news/mineral-c…

With final approval of state funding for our new building, we’re grateful to reach a critical milestone in our growth initiative. The $347 million facility will allow us to educate more students, attract and support faculty, and pursue emerging research.

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Congratulations to Randy Bartels, Paul Campagnola and Kevin Eliceiri for their outstanding work on 'Breaking the Ballistic Barrier with Coherent Nonlinear Imaging' and receiving a grant for Deep Tissue Imaging Phase 2 from CZI Science Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

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Research from UW-Madison BME’s Bill Murphy shows mineral coatings could preserve the potency of mRNA-based therapies for up to six months, allowing them to be stored at room temperature and reach lower-resourced communities around the world.

engineering.wisc.edu/news/mineral-c…