Biomedical Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison

Leads a grant in this department

8 contact PIs of these awards, by the funding they lead. Other principal investigators on an award are listed with it and under Co-investigators.

1. Filiz Yesilkoy

   Leads 2 awards · $599,270

   • 1R35GM156309-01Department: NIH department code

     Sensing and manipulating biological systems with quantum photonic technologies.
     $450,430

     award amount
   • 5R21EB034411-03Department: NIH department code

     Metasurface enhanced and machine learning aided spectrochemical liquid biopsy
     $148,840

     award amount

   Also a principal investigator on 5R61CA281795-03, led by Paul J Campagnola.

2. Megan N McClean

   Leads 1 award · $421,706

   • 5R35GM128873-08Department: NIH department code

     Elucidating the network design principles of biological signal processing
     $421,706

     award amount

3. Krishanu Saha

   Leads 1 award · $415,684

   • 5R35GM119644-10Department: NIH department code

     Assembly of Novel Gene Editing Particles to Understand Genome Surgery in Patient-Derived Cells
     $415,684

     award amount

4. Joshua Mark Brockman

   Leads 1 award · $372,100

   • 1R35GM157007-01Department: NIH department code

     Measuring and Programming Piconewton Receptor Forces for Synthetic Mechanobiology
     $372,100

     award amount

5. Colleen M Witzenburg

   Leads 1 award · $367,105

   • 1R35GM156973-01Department: NIH department code

     Regional extracellular matrix remodeling: multiscale imaging and mechanics.
     $367,105

     award amount

6. Paul J Campagnola

   Leads 1 award · $208,402

   • 5R61CA281795-03Department: NIH department code

     A novel multimodal ECM analysis platform for tumor characterization combining morphological and spectrochemical tissue imaging approaches.

     Principal investigators: Paul J Campagnola (contact PI), Filiz Yesilkoy

     $208,402

     award amount

7. Jon Schrope

   Leads 1 award · $40,577

   • 5F30HL174128-02Department: NIH department code

     Investigating the role of myeloid-derived growth factor in opposing neutrophil mechanical activation to regulate cardiac healing in the context of myocardial infarction
     $40,577

     award amount

8. Austin K. Feeney

   Leads 1 award · $38,826

   • 5F30HL173988-02Department: NIH department code

     Enhancing robustness of human pluripotent stem cell differentiation to cardiomyocytes by uncovering on- and off-target differentiation trajectories via single nucleus multi-omics
     $38,826

     award amount