University of Wisconsin–Madison

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Congratulations!! Donna’s (Miyamoto Lab) paper has now been published in The EMBO Journal!

Donna’s (Miyamoto Lab) paper has now been published in The EMBO Journal! Yu-Chia contributed for this work. Congrats.

Our 4x3D-ExM technology is now available as a commercial kit!

Our 3D-ExM technology has been successfully commercialized by Dojindo.

Congratulations to Kaelyn on being accepted into a graduate program at UPenn!

Congratulations to Kaelyn Stephenson on receiving multiple Ph.D. program offers from prestigious schools and accepting an offer from the University of Pennsylvania. She will start her Ph.D. program in Fall 2026.

Aussie gave an oral presentation at the Cold Spring Harbor “Retroviruses” meeting 2026

Fleli was awarded a Sophomore Fellowship for summer research. Congrats!

Fleli Hakizimana received a Sophomore Fellowship Award to conduct his research during Summer 2026. Congratulations!

Congrats, Winny and Dhaval. Winny’s paper is now published in Bio-protocol.

Congrats, Winny and Dhaval. Winny’s paper is now published in Bio-protocol entitled “Correcting image distortion in expansion microscopy using 3D-Aligner“.

Maddi’s PNAS paper is highlighted at IMV website. Congrats again!!

Our HIV-1 paper is highlighted at Institute for Molecular Virology (IMV) website.

Congrats!! Yu-Chia awarded the poster presentation award from Molecular Biology Society of Japan (MBSJ) annual conference, which is the largest molecular and cellular biology conference in Japan.

Congrats. Yu-Chia awarded the poster presentation award from Molecular Biology Society of Japan (MBSJ) annual conference 2025, which is the largest molecular and cellular biology conference in Japan.

Congrats!! Maddi’s paper is now published in PNAS. Our 2nd HIV-1 related paper.

Congratulation, Maddi, Dhaval, and Ed!! Maddi’s paper is now published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). We found HIV-1 Vpr proteins induces endoreplication, bypassing mitosis and resulting in a pseudo-G1 phase.

Welcome, Winny, to the lab

Winny just joined the lab as a postdoc!!