Welcome to IPiB: Where the Biochemical Sciences Thrive
Are you ready to embark on your transformative journey in biochemistry? Look no further than the Integrated Program in Biochemistry (IPiB), the joint graduate training program of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Departments of Biochemistry and Biomolecular Chemistry.
Why Join IPiB?
Learn more about our world-class training in a vibrant community.
Student Life
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Program Requirements
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IPiB At a Glance
50
Expert faculty working in diverse research areas
92
Dedicated students in our community
3.7
Peer-reviewed publications per student, on average
Student Profiles
IPiB Thesis Defense June 5, 2025: Joshua Choi
Choi’s research in the Senes Lab focused on how inter-membrane regions of transmembrane proteins associate with each other.
IPiB Thesis Defense June 10, 2025: Samridhi Garg
Garg’s research in the Senes Lab explored the structures of proteins responsible for cell division in bacteria.
IPiB Thesis Defense May 19, 2025: Erli Jin
Jin’s research in the Merrins Lab examined the regulation of hormone secretion in pancreatic islet cells.
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Events
- June
- June 5IPiB Thesis Review: Joshua ChoiHigh-Throughput Characterization of the GASright Motif: Sequence, Structure, and Stability Determinants of Transmembrane Helix Association1:00 PM, 1211 DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building
- June 10IPiB Thesis Review: Samridhi Garg How does structure of cell division protein complex FtsQLB direct function10:00 AM, 1211 DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building