Common Questions
What does the UW Plastic Surgery research program do?
It serves as the research arm of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Plastic Surgery division. As outlined on this site, the program centers on team-driven ideas and innovations, and this website acts as the central hub for the division's research workflow and resources.
Where is the division's published research listed?
The Publications page holds the publication gallery, sorted by year, with links to the indexed articles. You can get there from the main navigation or by going straight to the Publications page.
What can I find in the Video Corner?
The Video Corner is a separate page for video content tied to the research carried out within the division. It is linked in the site navigation next to Home and Publications.
What research areas does the division focus on?
The Active Projects menu shows the division's research categories: Breast, Cosmetic, Experimental, Hand/Peripheral Nerve, Pediatric/Craniofacial, Reconstructive, Gender, and Education/Training.
Which other resources does this site offer?
Alongside publications and videos, the site navigation links to Resources, Meetings, Grants, and Project Management sections that support the division's internal research workflow.
How do I keep up with the division's research updates?
The header and footer social bars link to the division's Instagram and Twitter accounts, where research news and updates are posted.
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The UW Plastic Surgery research program brings together team-driven ideas across breast, cosmetic, experimental, hand/peripheral nerve, pediatric/craniofacial, reconstructive, gender, and education/training work. Use the navigation to browse publications by year, watch research videos in the Video Corner, and reach the resources, meetings, grants, and project management sections that support the division's workflow.