PhD student Chatterjee receives Young Investigator Award to support OCD research
PhD candidate Uma R. Chatterjee has received the 2026 International OCD Foundation Michael Jenike Young Investigator Award.
Graduate education at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
PhD candidate Uma R. Chatterjee has received the 2026 International OCD Foundation Michael Jenike Young Investigator Award.
Anna Tommasi’s graduate research focuses on improving the accessibility and safety capabilities of CAR T-cell therapy.
On Wednesdays, astronomy grad students open Washburn Observatory and position its telescope to give visitors a glimpse of something beyond our world.
PhD student Danielle Burke has received a fellowship to help her create a digital map of craftspeople from the Handicraft Movement.
Marianna studies how hip-hop and other types of music shape national identity and ideas of belonging in contemporary France.
Will's scholarship focuses on the school experiences of queer youth, trans youth, and youth of color.
Tanuj specializes in engineering the interaction between light and optical materials and devices.
Mireya’s research focuses on immunology in Down syndrome and CD18 expression.
As the Political Science Department’s TA mentors, Rachel Tan and Lisa de Sousa Dias bring incredible passion and dedication to the work of teaching.
Before starting her PhD at UW–Madison, Thérèse had a long career as a Hmong language consultant.