UWM Division of Research

Research Matters - UWM's Research Podcast

Education EN ↓ 3 episodes

Research Matters is a new podcast format from the UWM Office of Research that leverages generative AI to summarize faculty publications and create an audio file to disseminate their research results.

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UWM Division of Research

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Education

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Latest episode

Jun 3, 2026

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Episodes

Disarm Don't Destroy (Dr. Ching Hong Yang) 03.06.2026

Episode 3 of UWM's 'Research Matters' Podcast explores ongoing work in Professor Ching Hong Yang's Biology Lab where he and his students explore biological agents to disarm bacteria that drive Fire Blight in apple trees. Paper URL: Erwinia amylovora Type III Secretion System Inhibitors Reduce Fire Blight Infection Under Field Conditions | Phytopathology® Research Matters is a new podcast format fr...

Ringing a Cosmic Bell (Drs. Patrick Brady & Jolien Creighton) 05.05.2026

Episode 2 of UWM's 'Research Matters' Podcast explores ongoing work at the Leonard E. Parker Center for Gravitation, Cosmology, and Astrophysics exploring the nature of black holes by the gravitational waves they produce and distinct signals detected by the LIGO instruments.

Unlocking Nature's Light Switch - (Dr. Marius Schmidt) 01.03.2026

In the pilot episode of UWM's new Research Matters podcast, we explore UWM's cutting-edge research in Cryo-Electron Microscopy (Cryo-EM), a molecular imaging process allowing us to see conformational changes in signaling proteins like never before.

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