Reverse-engineering the billion-year-old enzyme nitrogenase clued researchers into how life originally formed on Earth — and how it could have on other planets.
The co-director of University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new Wisconsin Nathan Shock Center discusses his aims for the center focusing on the role of metabolism in aging.
In a culture that values individual freedoms, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s resident science journalist and public health experts discussed how to best balance public health policy.
Daily Cardinal Science Editor Sonia Bendre joins Student Dive host, Cory Rossmeissl, in a discussion about theranostic cancer treatment. Theranostics combines medicine and nuclear engineering for precision cancer targeting. Sonia recently interviewed UW School of Medicine and Public health professor and Department of Oncology chair Dr. Zachary Morris about UW Madison’s leading role in this interdisciplinary field that depends on collaborations between experts across multiple disciplines to improve cancer treatment outcomes.
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