- The Lenor Zeeh Pharmaceutical Experiment Station, within the School of Pharmacy, is a not-for-profit center of expertise serving faculty researchers across the UW-Madison campus as well as private sector drug product development.
- The STATION maintains flexibility to provide problem solving and consulting services beyond the scope of traditional service providers.
- The STATION provides an extensive network of collaboration with other UW centers of expertise for developing solutions to unique, complex and even non-traditional research and development challenges.
- The STATION serves as an educational resource and provides laboratory services related to compound physical/chemical characterization and basic formulation development to support pre-clinical development of promising drug candidates and other unmet pharmaceutical-related needs.
news & events
Introducing our third Applied Drug Development Short Course: Practical Strategies for Developing Preclinical & Phase I Oral Drug Formulations to be held on October 13-17, 2008 in Madison.
The schedule for all upcoming STATION sponsored Short Courses is now available. For more details on these or other pharmaceutical industry education programs contact Extension Services in Pharmacy.
The School of Pharmacy Community Mourns the Loss of a Pioneer and Champion.
Lenor B. Zeeh, passed away February 24, 2008.
The history of the Pharmaceutical Experiment Station is highlighted by the Wisconsin Alumni Association in the Winter 2007 edition of On Wisconsin magazine: "Inherit the Weeds" by John Allen.
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