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4/26/2013
Brennan joins national health IT working group
4/26/2013
Award to fund Wiegmann project on medical evacuations
4/10/2013
Material screening method allows more precise control over stem cells
4/3/2013
Chemical engineer receives prestigious Korean honor
3/14/2013
Lynn, Shusta earn American Chemical Society awards
3/4/2013
Palecek to receive PNAS paper honor
2/26/2013
Focus on new faculty: Kris Saha and the intersection of disease, data and public health
2/26/2013
Three faculty among UW-Madison Kellett award recipients
2/26/2013
Two engineers among UW-Madison Romnes Faculty Fellowship recipients
2/15/2013
Li earns 3M faculty award
1/31/2013
Focus on new faculty: Ashton works to move medicine from treatment to cure
1/16/2013
What proteins say about cell behavior
1/14/2013
Carayon speaks at kickoff meeting of new joint healthcare/engineering initiative
12/18/2012
Spotting ovarian cancer, before it's too late
11/29/2012
It's the stuff of dreams: Better healthcare at home
11/14/2012
Turning a rusty surgeon into a well-oiled machine
11/6/2012
With new high-tech materials, researchers aim to catalyze U.S. manufacturing future
11/1/2012
Team to study link between BPD and adult heart disease
10/12/2012
New projects for CQPI
10/11/2012
A model for personalized breast cancer screening decisions
10/2/2012
Madison company Echometrix gets OK to sell ultrasound technology
10/1/2012
Recovery at work: Treatment may end, but challenges persist for breast cancer survivors
9/28/2012
New interdisciplinary collaboration will develop coaching program for surgical excellence
9/28/2012
Bill Murphy named Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Center co-director
9/28/2012
$800K for Radwin study of repetitive motion injury
9/28/2012
Li earns NSF funding to improve rapid-response healthcare
9/26/2012
The language of stem cells, decoded
9/24/2012
Mobile apps may help prevent substance abuse relapses
9/13/2012
Network of neurons: A dynamic model of brain activity
9/7/2012
Collide and conquer: How blood cells sort themselves out
8/30/2012
Multidisciplinary team maps costs of participating in health information exchange
7/31/2012
High-tech silver dressings ward off infection in wounds
7/24/2012
Thomson lab lands $2.2 million NIH grant for human cellular modeling for drug testing
7/9/2012
In mouse trial, high-tech wound dressing fights infection
6/25/2012
Blood-brain barrier building blocks forged from human stem cells
6/12/2012
BME grad student earns best poster award
5/29/2012
New stem cell technique promises abundance of key heart cells
4/13/2012
UW-Madison spinoff company earns funding to improve unique wound-healing technology
3/13/2012
Researchers advance understanding of fibril inhibitors for diabetes therapy
2/7/2012
Smallest tools could yield biggest results in bone repair
1/31/2012
Materials engineer applies education to stem cell challenges
12/16/2011
Biomedical engineer receives $2.5M Grand Challenges Point-of Care Diagnostics Grant
12/14/2011
European Commission funds cloud computing initiative begun at UW
12/1/2011
With careful thought, brain sensors connect neurons with actions
11/30/2011
Grant funds effort to improve patient OR to ICU transitions 
11/29/2011
Biomedical undergrads take second place in inventor competition
10/24/2011
Assistive technology expo showcases new engineering solutions for the disabled
10/13/2011
Video: Opportunities in engineering: Annual report 2011
9/20/2011
Innovation awards go to biochemist, micro-engineer at UW–Madison
8/26/2011
New study will explore impact of exercise on pulmonary hypertension
8/11/2011
UW-Madison expert can discuss breakthrough in flexible electronics
6/17/2011
Morgridge Institute researchers release first educational game
6/8/2011
CHESS receives $9.5 million to help older adults
4/8/2011
New technology could stamp out bacteria in persistent wounds
2/9/2011
Drug courts test smart phone app to help addicted offenders
1/7/2011
Fast fix: Bioactive coatings promote cell growth
12/3/2010
Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery facility opens on UW-Madison campus
11/30/2010
Less pain, more gain: Silver-lined bandages prevent infection and promote healing
11/12/2010
Tongue-stimulation research focuses on multiple sclerosis
11/8/2010
Engineers team up with Trek for cycling research
7/1/2010
Confronting toxic blue-green algae in Madison lakes
6/3/2010
Back in circulation: Why certain polymers improve blood flow
6/1/2010
The chemistry of memory: New strategies for battling brain disease
5/5/2010
May 7 biomedical engineering student invention expo to showcase real medical solutions
4/9/2010
CAREER award funds study of how estrogen-mimics affect cells

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