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Bill Murphy is leading a diverse team of UW-Madison researchers who received $6 million from the EPA Science to Achieve Results (STAR) program. The grant will create the Human Models for Analysis of Pathways (H-MAPs) …

Wisconsin Public Radio interviews Bill Murphy about how organotypic tissue models developed at UW-Madison would be used to advance drug screening Listen to the Interview Here

UW-Madison’s “Mini Med School” course titled “Regenerative Medicine: from stem cells to new organs” features prominent UW stem cell and regenerative medicine researchers (Tim Kamp, Sean Palecek, Bill Murphy, Jamie Thomson, Sam Gubbels, Amish Raval) …

A multidisciplinary collaboration between James Thomson, Bill Murphy, and David Page will receive an additional $7 million in NIH funding to continue their work as part of the Tissue Chip for Drug Screening program Read …

USA Today quotes Bill Murphy in an article discussing advances in stem cell research that might quell the public debate concerning the ethics of human embryonic stem cell use  Read Full Article

Bill Murphy’s collaboration with Craig Kent, chairman of surgery at UW-Madison, is in the spotlight as an example for ambitious surgeons seeking collaborations with engineering faculty to improve health care quality   Read Full Article

Bill Murphy’s collaboration with James Thomson and David Page receives $2.2 Million NIH grant to develop pluripotent stem cell-based models for predictive neural toxicity and teratogenicity as part of a $132 federal initiative to develop …

A modular bone morphogenetic peptide (mBMP), developed by Darilis Suarez-Gonzalez and Jae-Sung Lee featured in Medical New Today, Medical XPress, and the WARF Accelerator Pipeline. Read the full articles Here, Here, Here, and Here

Bill Murphy’s lecture “Using stem cells to make tissues” for Wednesday Night @ the Lab is featured on Wisconsin Public Television.