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Welcome to the Graduate Program in Cellular and Molecular Biology (CMB) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Since 1961, CMB has been pioneering graduate education in the fields of cell biology and molecular biology. We are a community of individuals from many different backgrounds, and we appreciate that a diverse student body and faculty enhance every part of our community. Currently, there are over 200 faculty trainers and over 130 students in the program. For prospective students, this site provides information about the application process, the Ph.D. curriculum, and research being conducted by faculty trainers. Read more about CMB.
2022 Alumni Newsletter
2022 Alumni Newsletter
Despite the ongoing pandemic, the CMB community continues to grow and make great scientific strides. We hope you enjoy reading more about the changes and growth of the CMB program and the success of CMB …
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CMB News
Five CMB Faculty Trainers named 2023-24 Vilas Associates
Five CMB Faculty Trainers are among the 23 faculty winners of the 2023-24 Vilas Associates Competition. The competition recognizes “new and ongoing research of the highest quality and significance.” Congratulations to Feyza Engin, Mrinalini Hoon, …
Congratulations to CMB student, Aicha Quamine!
Five outstanding scholars at UW–Madison joined the national Edward Alexander Bouchet Graduate Honor Society at an induction ceremony held on March 9. The Bouchet Society commemorates the first person of African heritage to earn a PhD in the United States. Edward A. Bouchet earned a PhD in Physics from Yale University in 1876. Since then, the Bouchet Society has continued to uphold Dr. Bouchet’s legacy.
2023 Thomas & Bonnie Minter Graduate Student Cancer Research Award
This annual graduate research award is reserved for a graduate student studying with a faculty member of the UW Carbone Cancer Center who has demonstrated professional promise, leadership, and an exceptional interest in the welfare …
Pathways to Immunity
In the search for better ways to fight disease, CMB Faculty Trainer, Jing Fan, is pushing the boundaries of immunometabolism.
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