How to harness AI’s potential in research — responsibly and ethically
Artificial intelligence is propelling advances in all areas of science. But vigilance is needed, warn four researchers at the leading edge....
23 August, 2024
Clinical Research
Howard Bailey’s legacy defined by compassion, ambition and hope
Dr. Howard Bailey came to the University of Wisconsin in 1988 as a medical oncology fellow fresh from medical school and residency. He knew his passion was cancer care and research, but he did not expect to stay at UW for very long....
21 August, 2024
New podcast sheds light on cancer inequities
A new podcast of the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center explores how inequities and barriers in cancer research, screening and health care create life-threatening disparities for many people in Wisconsin and beyond....
21 August, 2024
Clinical trial access in the US: Where are today’s trials missing?
We use the latest clinical trial data to map out active site locations and understand how healthcare deserts are affecting clinical trial access in the United States, and how this can be addressed....
19 August, 2024
Howard Bailey reflects on a life spent helping patients and growing research
After a remarkable career as a compassionate, committed oncologist (and nine years as director at the Carbone Cancer Center), Howard Bailey is retiring....
19 August, 2024
Why We Need Technology Consolidation In Clinical Trials
Figuring out how to interconnect disparate systems and standardize data has always been a primary function of a data manager’s role. But in the past decade, the number of data points that need to be collected for a trial has grown exponentially....
16 August, 2024
Partnership between UW-Madison and GE paved way for promising new Wisconsin tech hub
Since 2015, Wisconsin has added over 15,000 new biohealth jobs, helping the industry workforce grow to more than 129,000...
16 August, 2024
NIH Program to Advance Research Led by Native American Communities
The $268 million effort aims to elevate indigenous knowledge and culture in research to respond to the overdose crisis ...
15 August, 2024
Nasal spray flu vaccine candidate based on UW–Madison technology shows promise when administered alongside high dose annual shot
A unique influenza vaccine candidate that’s inhaled and based on technology developed by University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers is safe and could bolster protection against seasonal and pandemic influenza....
15 August, 2024
Optimized Design Offers Fast Track to Inclusive Clinical Trials
Diversity in clinical research has become a hot topic in recent years, with heightened attention leading to dramatic changes in the regulatory framework, including U.S. legislation broadening the scope of diversity consideration in clinical trials....
14 August, 2024