Professor Lingjun Li reflects on her lab’s interdisciplinary research, the importance of spatial molecular imaging, and how tools like AI and mass spectrometry are shaping the future of biomedical science.
Pharmaceutical Sciences
School of Pharmacy Researchers Develop Personalized Cancer Vaccines that Slow Tumor Recurrence in Mice
Using a newly discovered byproduct of dying cancer cells, University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers are developing personalized vaccines that could help keep aggressive tumors from recurring.
2025 Five of the Future
Meet recent UW–Madison School of Pharmacy alumni who are leading their fields forward.
School of Pharmacy Professor Honored with Vilas Faculty Mid-Career Investigator Award
Professor Jiaoyang Jiang’s work on protein glycosylation is being recognized with one of UW–Madison’s top faculty honors.
Photo Galleries: Commencement 2025
On commencement weekend, the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Pharmacy hosted a series of events to celebrate the incredible achievements of the School’s Class of 2025, including the Pharmacology and Toxicology bachelor’s degree program, PharmD, Health System Pharmacy Administration master’s degree, Health Systems Research in Pharmacy PhD, and Pharmaceutical Sciences master’s and PhD graduates.
Leading Lab in Photos: Behind the Scenes in the Hong Lab
See the people, processes, and equipment behind Assistant Professor Cody Wenthur’s exploration into psychoactive substances.
Illustrating Scientific Impact
Through comics and communications, alum Kelly Montgomery bridges the gap between research and understanding, helping audiences of all backgrounds connect with science.
Unlocking Cocaine’s Grip on the Brain
Professor Lingjun Li and lab members reveal the crucial role of neuropeptides in cocaine addiction, paving the way for novel therapies.
New NIH Grant to Fight Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
With support from the NIH, Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu uses a two-step system to attack triple-negative breast cancer.
New Grant Fuels Pediatric Brain Cancer Treatments
With V Foundation funding, Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu aims to improve a cancer-killing hydrogel to improve outcomes for pediatric GBM patients.