Primate Center News: Press Releases
Nov. 25, 2008: Great Ape Trust of Iowa scientist honored with WNPRC conservation award
Primate Center Paved the Way to Human Stem Cell Advances
Nov. 18-19, 2008: A Decade of Celebrating Stem Cells, Overture Center for the Arts (Free and open to the public)
Nov. 6, 2008: Research on human embryonic stem cells marks 10-year milestone
A Decade of Primate Center Stem Cell Firsts
Nov. 1, 2008: WNPRC scientists receive grants to study new type of stem cell
Sept. 10, 2008: World Stem Cell Summit comes to Madison Sept. 21-23
Sept. 3, 2008: Baby's smell tamps down dad's testosterone levels
August 4, 2008: New $8.9 Million Project Aims to Unlock Stem Cell Secrets
Register now for Nonhuman Primate Models for AIDS Dec. 9-12, 2008
April 29, 2008: Stem cell pioneer Thomson elected to National Academy of Sciences
Feb. 27, 2008: Hamel to lead Primate Center Library
Nov. 30, 2007: Zeroing in on the workings of an anxious brain
Nov. 20, 2007: UW-Madison scientists guide human skin cells to embryonic state
Nov. 5, 2007: Horwich wins Jacobsen conservation award
October 8, 2007: Primate study shows excess vitamin A can be stored during fetal development
June 13, 2007: 2008-2009 WNPRC Venture Research Projects Invited
April 13, 2007: Walking Toward a Cure for Parkinson's Disease
April 10, 2007: Researchers seek early detection for hard-to-diagnose disease
Feb. 20, 2007: Animal scientists and physicians team up to treat polycystic ovary syndrome
Dec. 14, 2006: New Research Program Tackles Parkinson's Disease
Dec. 3, 2006: Scientists Report New Finding on HIV Transmission
June 6, 2006: Wisconsin diet and aging study gains $7.9 million grant
March 2, 2006: Diabetes drug may help treat Parkinson's disease
Feb. 20, 2006: Scientists discuss evolutionary roots of social behavior
Feb. 1, 2006: Like their pregnant mates, primate dads-to-be pack on pounds
Jan. 1, 2006: Wisconsin scientists grow two new stem cell lines in animal cell-free culture
Dec. 16, 2005: Library renamed in honor of Larry Jacobsen
Nov. 21, 2005: Psychologists glimpse biological imprint of childhood neglect
Oct. 6, 2005: UW-Madison to be site of first national stem cell bank
Oct. 5, 2005: Jacobsen endows scholarship fund
Sept. 26, 2005: WARF News: Cellular Dynamics International Receives Grants from State of Wisconsin
Sept. 26, 2005: WTN News: Cellular Dynamics getting $2 million in Wisconsin Financing
Sept. 16: New AIDS lab opened September 16
Aug. 17, 2005: New Internet Primate Aging Database
July 2005: Parkinson's Perspective, UW Health Movement Disorders Program
May 3, 2005: UW primate authority elected to national academy
April 26, 2005: UW-Madison gains two new stem cell programs
March 16, 2005: Study: Marmoset dads don't stray
Feb. 17, 2005: Scientists rid stem cell culture of key animal cells
Nov. 20, 2004: Wisconsin poised to invest $750 million in biomedical research
October 7, 2004: Geneticists win national research contract
October 1, 2004: Friedrich wins international AIDS research honor
June 2, 2004: WNPRC hosts American Society of Primatologists meeting
February 16, 2004: Studies Offer New Insight Into HIV Vaccine Development
January 28, 2004: Sex in the brain: How do male monkeys evaluate mates?
December 22, 2003: Stem Cells Illuminate Early Stages of Human Development
October 13, 2003: Stem Cell Pioneer Receives 2003 Frank Annunzio Award
September 29, 2003: WiCELL Earns Designation as National Stem Cell Center
September 1, 2003: Primate Center shares in egg quality grant - Does excess insulin damage oocytes?
June 9, 2003: Neural Stem Cells Take a Step Closer to the Clinic
Feb. 10, 2003: Gene targeting technique extended to stem cells
More news:
- Embryonic Stem Cell Research at UW-Madison
- July 1, 2002: "New hope for PCOS treatment, prevention"
- May 3, 2002: "Hair-Trigger Cells critical in AIDS virus escape"
- April 26, 2002: WARF signs stem cell license agreements
- Sept. 11, 2001: "Gene transfer in primates a success"
- Oct. 10, 2000: "Primate Center grant to boost library resources"
- Sept. 20, 2000: "Scientists reveal new HIV vaccine target"
- March 20, 2000: "Tat" protein provides new front for AIDS vaccine research.
- Nov. 19, 1999: Researchers find clues to AIDS virus mystery
- Sept. 27, 1999: UW to launch center for mind-body interaction
- Aug. 26, 1999: Study details genetic basic of aging-and how it might be delayed
- July 22, 1999: $6.75 million to extend primate studies of diet and aging
- June 30, 1999: Kemnitz to lead Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center
- Jan. 15, 1999: Thomson receives Golden Plate award
- Jan. 26, 1999: Distinguished psychologist Robert Goy dies at 74