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ASM has reorganized their website. Their blogs are now impossible to find, They are now organized under author pages. Blogs from current and former research and/or clinical fellows:
KP Smith's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Kenneth-(K-P-)-Smith Rose Lee's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Rose-Lee Thea Brennan-Krohn's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Thea-Brennan-Krohn Jennifer Tsang's blogs can be found at: www.asm.org/Biographies/Jennifer-Tsang We will be describing our MAST platform for rapid AST diagnostics along with several longitude prize contenders at BU Law School followed by question and answer period. Tomorrow. Looking forward to feedback. Will be attending along with colleague, Ramy Arnaout from our extended rapid AST research group.
Congratulations to Matt on admission to medical school and Liam for admission to graduate school!!!
Notice of award to collaboratively explore structure-function of a long ignored natural product. Updates soon! Multi-PI grants are fun!
Notice of award to collaboratively explore structure-function of a long forgotten natural product. Updates soon! Multi-PI grants are fun!
Working with Harvard Business School and Harvard School of Public Health students to develop a business plan for rapid diagnostic technologies being develop in the research laboratory. More information about the course at: https://lish.harvard.edu/lab-market.
The ASM Peggy Cotter Travel Award Program provides funds for early career branch members, in this case, the ASM Northeast Branch, to attend the ASM Microbe Meeting, to be held this year in San Francisco, CA. Kate will be presented her work on a small molecule screen to evict CRE resistance plasmids.
"New Treatment Options against Carbapenem-Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii Infections" cites our murine apramycin PK/PD studies and activity spectrum studies against "CRAB.".  From Table 2. New Therapeutic Options for Carbapenem-Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii Evaluation of apramycin against spectinomycin-resistant and -susceptible strains of Neisseria gonorrhoeae advanced publication online this week. Congratulations to lab members and collaborators in Riedel group. Especially proud of time-kill studies performed by Northeastern undergraduate, Divya Vijayakumar.Link to final accepted version.
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