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Category: Microbiology Faculty

Dahlstrom, Kurt

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Kurt Dahlstrom

Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology

The rules of microbial community formation to restore and engineer beneficial communities for crops under climate stress and human disease states.

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Hummels, Kate

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Kate Hummels

Assistant Professor, Microbiology Department

Our work focuses on understanding the regulation of cell envelope biosynthesis in bacteria using genetic, biochemical, and cell biological approaches.

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VanDrisse, Chelsey

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Chelsey VanDrisse

Assistant Professor, Genetics Department

Our lab seeks to uncover novel regulatory mechanisms of biofilm formation to undermine bacterial survival in chronic infections.

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Ellison, Courtney

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Courtney Ellison

Assistant Professor
Microbiology

Bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation, dynamics of bacterial nanomachines, microbial subcellular organization.

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Logue, Catherine M.

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Catherine M. Logue

Professor
Microbiology

A bacterial pathogenesis/food safety lab that specializes in the detection and characterization of pathogens from food animal sources that impact human and animal health.

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Mitchell, Aaron P.

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Aaron P. Mitchell

Professor
Microbiology

We use genetic and genomic approaches to understand mechanisms of fungal pathogenesis and drug resistance.

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Shariat, Nikki

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Nikki Shariat

Assistant Professor
Population Health; Microbiology

Molecular epidemiology of bacterial pathogens using metagenomics; ecology of Salmonella serovars in host animals and environments.

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Lipp, Erin

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Erin K. Lipp

Professor
Environmental Health Sciences; Microbiology

Environmental microbiology, microbial ecology, marine systems, water quality and public health, disease ecology

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Kvitko, Brian

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Brian Kvitko

Associate Professor
Microbiology

Molecular mechanisms of plant immune action and bacterial pathogen virulence in model and crop pathosystems. Tool/technique development for phytopathogenesis systems biology and translational research.

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Eiteman, Mark

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Mark A. Eiteman

Professor
Microbiology

Fermentation and biotechnology with emphasis on microbial processes to generate fuels and chemicals; nutrient-limited processes; central metabolism and the effect of redox constraints.

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