Congrats to Evan Hutchison, PhD!
Evan successfully defended his dissertation “Investigating the role of gut microbiome interpersonal variation and short-chain fatty acids in cardiometabolic disease.”
Evan successfully defended his dissertation “Investigating the role of gut microbiome interpersonal variation and short-chain fatty acids in cardiometabolic disease.”
Jason successfully defended his dissertation “Production, dynamics, and DNA binding capabilities of Bacillus subtilis natural competence associated pili”.
Katie successfully defended her dissertation “Distinct biofilm regulatory strategies confer host colonization specificity in Vibrio fischeri.”
Donny successfully defended his dissertation “Ecology of Lignocellulose-Enriched Bacterial Communities.”
With one look through a microscope as a high school student, Victor Ujor fell in love with the study of microorganisms, and he began to ask questions about their technological potential. Now an assistant professor in the Department of Food Science, Ujor studies how microbiological tools, such as molecular engineering and natural fermentation biology, can …
Ryan successfully defended her dissertation “Using molecularly barcoded pathogens and whole-genome sequence data to understand host responses to SIV and Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection”.
Alex successfully defended his dissertation “Multiscale characterization of the diabetic foot ulcer microbiome”.
Fukang successfully defended his dissertation “Connecting central carbon metabolism, nucleotide metabolism and drug resistance – A story of pyruvate kinase”.
Ruth successfully defended her dissertation “Cyclic diguanylate inhibits beneficial hostcolonization by Vibrio fischeri”.
Travis successfully defended his dissertation “Functional and Evolutionary Insights into Botulinum Neurotoxins and Homologous Toxins”.