The University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center (UWMRRC) is a non-profit education and research-oriented service laboratory. The UWMRRC is part of the Medical Physics Department at the UW Madison and is the only non-government research program dedicated to radiation metrology. Comprehensive calibration services are provided for most radiation measurement instrumentation utilized in the medical or health physics community.
The UWMRRC has three primary objectives: 1) Educate and train graduate students in the Medical Physics Department, 2) Conduct research in ionizing radiation metrology, 3) Provide accurate and precise calibrations for radiation measurement instrumentation and sources.
The UWMRRC is the only non-government research program dedicated to radiation metrology.
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The UWRCL is accredited by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation(A2LA) for meeting the performance criteria of the internationally accepted ISO/IEC 17025.
"If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?"
- Albert Einstein
The University of Wisconsin Medical Radiation Research Center (UWMRRC) trains students in the Medical Physics Department at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. For general questions about applying for graduate studies in medical physics, please visit the medical physics application information page.
UWMRRC Graduate Students are supported through the UWRCL's calibration service fees and research contracts. We invite you to browse the projects and the students working on them. Feel free to contact the students via e-mail if you have any questions.
The UWRCL is accredited by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) for meeting the performance criteria of the internationally accepted ISO/IEC 17025.