Congratulations to Dr. Ahna Skop and aMBR Genomics for receiving State Economic Engagement & Development (SEED) funding
Congratulations to Dr. Ahna Skop and aMBR Genomics for receiving State Economic Engagement & Development (SEED) funding, an award that supports innovative research, technology transfer, and collaboration between the University and industry. As a faculty member of the Center for Precision Medicine, Dr. Skop exemplifies the Center’s mission of advancing scientific discovery and translating research into meaningful real-world applications. Her participation in this competitive program highlights the important contributions CPM faculty are making to innovation and economic development in Wisconsin. The funded projects address challenges that directly impact Wisconsin residents, including improving disease screening and treatment, and Dr. Skop’s success underscores the vital role precision medicine researchers play in shaping the future of healthcare and biotechnology. Read more about SEED funding here.