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Funding opportunity for metabolism of aging researchers
A call for applications for Pilot and Idea Award Grants has been announced from the newly established Wisconsin Nathan Shock Center of Excellence in the Basic Biology of Aging (WiNSC), supported by the NIH National Institute on Aging. This opportunity is open to junior faculty, senior postdocs, and research scientists. Applications are due November 30.…
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N&M trainer Sherry Tanumihardjo’s vitamin A human absorption study expands to Zambia
A vitamin A human absorption study led by Sherry Tanumihardjo, professor of nutritional sciences, is expanding to a second site. The study, which is designed to assess a more heat-stable vitamin A formulation, launched in 2024 at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and enrollment is now open at a second location in Zambia. The study is being conducted…
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Kevin Shih presents research at the 2025 International Society for Precision Health conference
N&M grad student Kevin Shih of the Bolling lab was invited to present his research – choline bioavailability and metabolism from a new dairy ingredient (WPPC) in post-menopausal women – at the 2025 International Society for Precision Health conference in Taipei!
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MANTP alum Lauren Lucas awarded F32 fellowship
The NIH-funded Metabolism and Nutrition T32 Training Program (MANTP) funds graduate students in N&M and other grad programs, as well as postoctoral trainees. Postdoctoral trainee Lauren Lucas was awarded an F32 fellowship from the National Health Institute for her project, “Impact of environmental factors on bacterial bile acid transforming activity” Congratulations, Lauren! “I am very…
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N&M students present at 2025 Diabetes Research Day
Congrats to N&M PhD student Hoang Bui who presented at this year’s Diabetes Research Day, along with Fan Xiao and Nicolas Pintozzi who presented posters! Hoang’s talk was entitled, “White and Brown Adipose Tissue Share a Common Fibro-Adipogenic Progenitor Population.” Fan presented her poster, “Sex- and Strain-Specific Roles of FGF21 in Modulating Metabolic Responses to…
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Kevin Shih awarded AOAC INTERNATIONAL/Herbalife Scholarship
N&M grad student Kevin Shih was awarded a 2025 AOAC INTERNATIONAL/Herbalife Scholarship to attend the AOAC Annual Meeting in San Diego! This competitive worldwide scholarship is awarded to two students per year and supports researchers advancing analytical or molecular testing with emphasis in botanicals, macro- or micro-nutrients, or contaminants. At the AOAC Annual Meeting, Kevin…
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Juyeong Cho awarded Korean Honor Scholarship
N&M PhD student Juyeong Cho was awarded the highly competitive Korean Honor Scholarship! This is Juyeong’s second recognition this summer after winning the Graduate Women in Science’s 2025-26 Ruth Dickie Research Scholarship. Congrats, Juyeong! “I’m honored to win this award because it recognizes my journey as a Korean researcher abroad and the support of my…