Photo Credit: Kefeng Niu
V.L. Hale, C.L. Tan, K. Niu, Y. Yang, Q. Zhang, R. Knight, K.R. Amato. 2019. Gut microbiota in wild and captive Guizhou snub-nosed monkeys, Rhinopithecus brelichi. American Journal of Primatology. Link. PDF.
David and Vanessa visit Wisconsin for deer sampling
Vanessa and David attend the Purdue Microbiome Symposium
Vanessa and David attend the Purdue Microbiome Symposium: Predicting and Controlling Microbiomes for Health, Industry, and the Environment.
Congratulations Chris Madden on the birth of Harrison!
Chris and Alexis welcomed Harrison Madden into the world at 4am on Tuesday, April 30th. Congratulations and welcome to world Harrison!
Manuscript Accepted: SIBO, the small intestinal microbiome, and diet
Great work to everyone involved in this study!
G.B. Saffouri, R. Shields-Cutler, J. Chen, Y. Yang, H.R. Lekatz, V.L. Hale, J.M. Cho, E.J. Battaglioli, Y. Bhattarai, K.J. Thompson, K.K. Kalari, G. Behera, J.C. Berry, S.A. Peters, R. Patel, A.N. Schuetz, J.J. Faith, M. Camilleri, J.L. Sonnenburg, G. Farrugia, J.R. Swann, M. Grover, D. Knights, P.C. Kashyap. 2019. Small intestinal microbial composition is more relevant than quantitative small intestinal culture in patients with gastrointestinal symptoms. Nature Communications. Accepted. Link. PDF.
Vanessa attends the Ohio Branch of the American Society for Microbiology meeting
Vanessa gives a lecture entitled “Finding your niche: C. difficile and the microbiome” at the Ohio Branch of the American Society for Microbiology meeting.
Vanessa Presents at the Midwest Veterinary Conference
Vanessa gives a talk entitled “What’s All the Fuss About the Microbiome?” at the Midwest Veterinary Conference.
The Hale Lab Receives Funding to Study the Microbiome of Dogs with Transitional Cell Carcinoma!
The Hale lab has received funding for two years to characterize the urinary and gut microbiome of dogs with transitional cell carcinoma. Lets characterize some microbes!
Math and the Microbiome: Happening at the OSU near you!
The OSU Infectious Diseases Institute features a story about the Math and the Microbiome Workshop (October 2018) co-lead by Matthew Sullivan, Vanessa Hale, and Adriana Dawes.
What could possibly go wrong? Everything you never wanted to know about the microbiome.
Vanessa presented a special topics lecture at the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science National Meeting in Baltimore, MD. Read about the presentation in this LAS Pro magazine article.