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UW Medicine Media features a new study led by Chet Moritz in Nature Medicine
Chet Moritz, professor in PBIO with joint appointments in Rehabilitation Medicine and Electrical & Computer Engineering, was recently featured on the UW Medicine Newsroom website for his research into spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Moritz led a research team that published a study in Nature Medicine that described the benefits of noninvasive spinal cord stimulation devices for patients…
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Innovation Month at UW Features Two Upcoming PBIO Events in May
This May is the first-ever UW Innovation Month, featuring a full slate of programs and events that celebrate the spirit of innovation at UW. Join us at the following PBIO and CNC hosted events later this month which are featured on the Innovation Month program: May 13-14: CoNectome Annual Symposium (hosted by the Computational Neuroscience…
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Remembering Professor Emeritus Eric Feigl (1933-2024)
Physiology and Biophysics mourns the passing of Dr. Eric Feigl, Professor Emeritus and respected member of PBIO for over 50 years. The University of Washington recruited Dr. Feigl as an Assistant Professor in 1969. Colleagues remember him for his commitment to teaching and his love of the outdoors. Dr. Bertil Hille shared that Eric was…
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Celebrating Research Tech Week 2024
PBIO is celebrating all of our Research Scientists, Techs and lab assistants this week during International Laboratory Animal Tech Week 2024.
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New PBio Papers for your 2024 reading list
This year we’re kicking off 2024 with a look at several new PBio papers published at the end of the year. Congrats to all the authors! We are committed to sharing more of our scientific progress with you in the new year. Stay tuned for research and publication updates in the coming months. From the…
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Image: MouseRGC-bipolar cells and PSD95 – Rachel Wong
