REQUESTING MATERIALS
All the materials that we have published can be requested by academic and other nonprofit organizations.
- Please download the appropriate UBMTA (check here if your institute is a UBMTA signatory).
Download the form for non-UBMTA signatory institutes
Download the form for UBMTA signatory institutes
2. Complete the form by listing the requested materials, and include the strain identifier (VPL#). Include a FedEx account number to which the shipping can be charged.
3. The UBMTA needs to be signed by an authorized official of your institute.
4. Email the completed UBMTA to vanpijkeren@wisc.edu.
5. Upon approval by the Technology Transfer Office at UW-Madison, materials are typically shipped within two weeks.
Recent Posts
Morgan named Deibel Fellow
Morgan has been named the 2026 recipient of the Robert H. and Carol L. Deibel Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in Probiotic Research! This prestigious FRI fellowship offers a generous stipend and research funds. Congratulations to Morgan!
May 14, 2026JP named director of FRI!
We are excited to announce that JP is now the director of the Food Research Institute (FRI)! The FRI is a leader in identifying and resolving food safety issues to meet community, government and industry …
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In Young, Jeehwan, Mark, and Morgan were all selected as speakers at the 2025 Gordon Research Conference and Seminar Lactic Acid Bacteria Biology, Symbioses and Applications. A massive thank you to the co-chairs- especially JP- …
July 19, 2025A probiotic with reduced colonization potential
Congratulations to Laura, Saima, Theresa, Jee-Hwan, Mark, In Young , and Morgan for their work published in AEM! This paper characterized our lab’s creation of the LR6475 Nonuple strain, a mutant with nine genes encoding …
November 3, 2024mBio featured image!
Congratulations to In Young, Jeehwan, and Zhiying for their research published recently in mBio. Their work was selected for the featured image of the edition! “A cartoon of glowing bacteria passing through the gastrointestinal tract. …
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