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Be part of a team that embraces curiosity, freedom and flexibility in order to advance human health.
Be part of a team that embraces curiosity, freedom and flexibility in order to advance human health.
Our Communications Team is seeking a motivated science writer to share the cutting-edge science and unique mission of the Morgridge Institute for Research with the world. The successful candidate will join a collaborative and interdisciplinary team passionate about boosting engagement with the institute’s research amongst a diverse set of stakeholders and audiences. Primary responsibilities will include identifying and executing science storytelling opportunities from within the institute’s diverse research portfolio and translating complex topics for non-specialists across platforms.
The Fan lab at Morgridge Institute for Research and University of Wisconsin-Madison, which studies metabolism in innate immune cells, is recruiting a motivated and responsible applicant for a full-time assistant research specialist position.
The Fan lab at Morgridge Institute for Research and University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to study the metabolism of macrophages and neutrophils. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, interdisciplinary team investigating the dynamic metabolic regulation during immune cell activation and how metabolic pathways influence immune cell function.
Morgridge scientists and staff are deeply engaged with a world-class public university. We are a catalyst to take science further in collaborations with UW–Madison.
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My goals are to be happy with my work, do the best science I can possibly do, and contribute to the well-being of others. Morgridge allows me to do that.
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It’s appealing that Morgridge is at the intersection of a private institute, a great public university, and the Madison bioscience industry. We can take advantage of all three worlds.
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I enjoy that Morgridge supports execution of new ideas and visions, even if that means altering how we’ve done things in the past.