Sehar’s dedication and enthusiasm keep collaborations and research projects about health disparities and global oncology moving forward. “The [research] environment [at UW–Madison] supports both independence and collaboration, and the Master of Science in Clinical Investigation program provides the formal training I need to build a career in academic surgical oncology,” Sehar said.
Carlos is a PhD candidate whose research informs biomedical applications and chemical production. His doctoral research uses molecular dynamics simulations to model interactions between inorganic nanoparticles and model biological membranes.
Pan researches efficient computer architecture, including sustainable computing, in the lab of Joshua San Miguel, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering. Some of her recent projects include working on improving data compression to create more efficient memory and storage without sacrificing performance.
Tobi’s research interests include African popular culture, digital media, and global Black literatures.
Sarah’s PhD research focuses on how to increase local communities’ capacity for forest conservation in the DRC.
Charles is a PhD student in the joint PhD program in Finance and Economics at the Wisconsin School of Business whose research lies at the intersection of finance and industrial organization.
Elise works on experiments using data from the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) detector in the Large Hadron Collider, probing the laws of physics to find the interesting and unexpected.
Arielle’s research focuses on nitrogen cycling and soil microbial communities in post-fire lodgepole pine forests in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
As a member of the Raman Lab, Silas studies a type of protein that pumps antibiotics out of bacteria and makes them drug resistant, called an efflux pump.
As a member of Kyoung-Shin Choi’s chemistry lab, Brian has helped develop a new method to recover valuable chemical elements from used lithium-ion batteries.