UW-Madison Department of Integrative Biology

09/20/2019

The Department of Integrative Biology is moving to a new page ( https://www.facebook.com/UWiBio/). Please follow us and stay turned for up-to-date information on department events, student spotlights, research, and more! While we work on getting our social media up and running we want to know: What you want to see from us?

04/04/2019

Retirement doesn’t end Warren Porter’s 50-plus years of research in zoology – it accelerates it:

https://news.wisc.edu/retirement-doesnt-end-warren-porters-50-plus-years-of-research-in-zoology-it-accelerates-it/

11/12/2018

The Department of Integrative Biology is proud that our new governor was a Zoology BS '73!

Denying Republican Scott Walker a third term

10/04/2018

The Department of Integrative Biology is inviting applications for an Assistant Professor of Neurobiology:

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10/01/2018

Henry He, a researcher at the Morgridge Institute for Research and doctoral student in the Dresden International PhD Program in Germany, and Liz Haynes, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, won first place in the 2018 Nikon Small World in Motion Competition for a video depicting neural development in a zebrafish embryo:

Henry He, a doctoral student at the Morgridge Institute for Research, and Liz Haynes, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, won first place in the 2018 Nikon Small World in Motion Competition for a video depicting neural development in...

10/01/2018

The Department of Integrative Biology is inviting applications for an Assistant/Associate Professor of Aquatic Ecology:

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04/04/2018

Integrative Biology grad student Jeremy Spool spent a spring living among loons to make a fascinating discovery about how they protect their lake territories.

04/04/2018

Cool story from NPR this morning:

161 years ago Wisconsin’s first mountain lion met its end, and that’s where our story begins. B.J. Hollars reveals the felines chronicle, after its death.

11/29/2017

Science makes you smile....

A graduate student sequenced rats all over Manhattan, and discovered how the city affects their genetic diversity.

11/29/2017

Engineered microbes use unnatural DNA bases to make life’s building blocks

11/21/2017

The 2017 graduate student retreat at Trout Lake was a success! Thanks to GSIS social chair Quinn Sorenson for organizing!

11/08/2017

Bumble bee's flexible brain.