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Jon Vichich

Graduate Student

Faculty Advisor

Allison Ebert, PhD

Locations

Cell and Developmental Biology, 2026; Neuroscience Doctoral Program (NDP), 2025

Contact Information

jvichich@mcw.edu

Education

BS, Neurology, Economics, and Latin, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Research Interests

Neurodegenerative Diseases, Neuroregeneration, Stem Cells

I was raised in Fredonia, WI and attended Marquette University High School before pursuing my undergraduate degree at UW-Madison. There I studied neurobiology, economics, and Latin and did research at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center under Dr. Marina Emborg. Since graduating, I’ve taught science and algebra to 5th-8th grade boys at Notre Dame School of Milwaukee, and joined the Neuroscience Doctoral Program at MCW in August of 2025.

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