David Minich and Dr. Chris Madden presented findings from their work on lorikeet enteritis at a Denver Zoo Bird Curator and Veterinary Staff meeting.
Great presentation and great questions all around!
To watch a recording of this presentation, click here.
Congratulations lorikeet research team: Dr. Vanessa Hale, Dr. Randy Junge (Columbus Zoo & Aquarium), Dr. Jennifer Hausmann (Denver Zoo), Dr. Margaret Martinez, Dr. Subhadeep Paul, Dr. Christopher Madden, David Minich, Kristen French-Kim.
eSCOUT Proposal receives funding from the Infectious Diseases Institute and the Center of Microbiome Science
Congratulations to the team:
Vanessa Hale, Seth Faith, Mark Flint, Jaylene Flint, Thomas Wittum, Andy Bowman, Jacqueline Nolting, Jenessa Winston, Dubraska Diaz-Campos, Risa Pesapane, Page Yaxley, Alexis McLaine, Linda Saif, Scott Kenney, Matthew Anderson, Laura Kubatko, Matt Sullivan, Ryan Winston, Karen Dannemiller, Jiyoung Lee, Mark H. Weir, Randall Junge, Jan Ramer, Dusty Lombardi, Blake Stamps, Michael Goodson, Zach Smith, Cas Smith
For more information about eSCOUT, click here.
Kilmer joins the Hale Lab as a visiting PhD student from Federal University of Paraiba. His research is focused on characterizing the gut microbiome of native Brazilian bee species as well as the effects of antimicrobials on bee gut microbial ecology. We’re so happy to have Kilmer with us this year!
Mellipona scultellaris
Officially white-coated! The Hale Lab is so proud of you.
Celebrating moments even though we’re apart…
Dr. Evans uses shotgun metagenomics to identify microbial strains shared between humans, animals, and their environments. Great job presenting!
Wishing everyone a Merry Microbiome and a Happy New Year!
Happy Holidays from the Hale lab!