Sylvain Baillet, PhD, is an associate professor of neurology and director of the Magnetoencephalography (M.E.G.) Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He discussed the newest generation of imaging technology in this audio interview.
Karen Blindauer is an associate professor of neurology and co-director of the Movement Disorder Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Serena Hung is an assistant professor of neurology. They gave a lecture on “New Frontiers in Treating Parkinson’s Disease” as part of the Medical College’s Women in Science series in 2009.
T. Michael Bolger is retiring as President and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin. He will remain in that position until next June 30th, or until his successor is named. He will maintain a consulting relationship with the school.
Marcus Professor of Human and Molecular Genetics at the Medical College of Wisconsin - July 14, 2009 | Rotary Club of Milwaukee - Rapid discoveries in stem cell science are prompting a biomedical revolution. It's an invigorating (and exhausting) time to be in this pioneering field. What is the science? What is the latest? What promise do stem cells hold to improve our health? Dr. Steve Duncan, Marcus Professor of Human and Molecular Genetics at the Medical College of Wisconsin, will discuss this biomedical revolution in understandable terminology, as well as what's specifically being done in stem cell research at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He will also comment on the leading stem cell research being conducted at UW-Madison.
From the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, HHS HealthBeat. Low-fat or low-carb – which diet is better? A study finds low-fat diets promote better heart health than low-carb diets.
Medical College of Wisconsin Convocation Ceremony on September 16, 2009. Dean Ravdin's introduction and President Bolger's address, "Reflection on 20 Years of Leadership."
Dean and Executive Vice President, Installation, Jonathan Ravdin MD, Medical College of Wisconsin
2007 Annual Report videos - MCW Educational Programs: Caring at high levels, Contributing to translational research, Rising to the challenge.
I Remember "Medical College of Wisconsin" - WMVS Guest T. Michael Bolger, president and CEO, Medical College of Wisconsin, talks with host Jim Peck about the history of the Medical College of Wisconsin. (First airdate: December 19, 2005.)
Video shorts from the 2006 Annual Report. Cardiac Arrest; Childhood Cancer; Head/Neck Imaging.
In November, 2005 the Medical College of Wisconsin was recognized as a national leader for innovative community partnerships. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) gave national recognition to the Medical College of Wisconsin and its community partners for their leadership in advancing innovative community health improvement programs.
Virtual Tour (flash animation) of the Medical College of Wisconsin designed by the Office of Admissions for Medical Student recruitment.
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