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Vishnu Tripathi develops reagents and assays to advance clinical care and research diagnostics.

Connecting research skills academic scientists already have can help them explore and transition to new careers. 

This postdoctoral researcher investigates host-driven mechanisms of bacterial tolerance to develop novel anti-infective therapies for cystic fibrosis.

People with celiac disease have lower levels of fiber-metabolizing gut microbes. In a celiac disease mouse model, adding inulin fiber and specific bacteria reduced gut inflammation.

This postdoctoral researcher uses molecular ecology to study aquatic microbiome dynamics and biodegradation to improve ecosystem health.

This postdoctoral researcher investigates immune fitness to predict patient outcomes and immunotherapy responses in blood cancers and solid tumors.

Jim Sun examines how Mycobacterium tuberculosis evades human defenses and forges new ways to control this deadly bacterial pathogen.

In a cross-continental academic journey, one scientist reflects on how mentorship across borders sustains careers, shapes resilience, and guides scientific paths.

This postdoctoral researcher investigates host-pathogen interactions to identify T cell-recognized antigens for more effective tuberculosis vaccines.