Blog Posts

New England Microbiology Director's Meeting

4/23/2021

April 28th, via Zoom in lieu of traditional meet at the Publick House, Sturbridge, MA. Alex will present amotosalen. I'll give an updated on our Mass Life Sciences Centers sponsored SARS-CoV-2 antigen study.

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Alex Green Back

4/23/2021

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He just could not stay away. A one-month ultimate or penultimate medical student rotation prior to graduation to address some outstanding questions in antimicrobial resistance in the lab and write a review of the field (trival undertaking).

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Boston Bacterial Meeting June 10-11, 2021

4/23/2021

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https://bostonbacterial.org/

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Alex will be carrying on the fight against infectious diseases in a new venue

3/24/2021

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Congratulations to Alex Green on his matriculation (if that is the right word) in July at Yale New Haven Hospital as a Pediatrics Resident and future Infectious Disease Fellow

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Next generation sequencing with the Oxford Nanopore Minion

3/18/2021

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Mode 4 KB reads!

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Shaded head off to graduate school, but not for a few months yet!

3/15/2021

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Congratulations to Shade Rodriguez on her being admitted to the Graduate Program in Pathobiology at Brown University!

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Participating in Cornell University Antimicrobial Resistance Research and Education Seminar Series

3/1/2021

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Will discuss antiplasmid therapeutics. See the whole series: at https://blogs.cornell.edu/abx/

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New Lab Member

3/1/2021

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We are delighted to welcome Bella Stewart, an undergraduate student at Wellesley College to the lab!

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Press Release - "Establish performance and optimize use of SARS-CoV-2 antigen tests in comparison to quantitative PCR and infectivity measures to inform optimal use of tests"

2/7/2021

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New study funded to establish the relative performance characteristics of SARS-CoV-2 antigen tests in collaboration with Phyllis Kanki's laboratory at the Harvard School of Public Health.

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