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A new study co-authored by Joshua Weitz assessed the potential for phage therapy to help treat antibiotic-resistant pneumonia.

Now in its third year, the center is focused on community building on campus while also strengthening partnerships in the region.

The program unites graduate students to collaboratively tackle complex microbial challenges in health, agriculture and the environment.

This USDA-funded experiment could explain why some people with a fatty, starchy diet don’t benefit from a natural antioxidant.

U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen and U.S. Representatives Steny Hoyer and Sarah Elfreth toured the lab among other facilities.

The funding will support her research to uncover mechanisms that drive female reproductive health.

Led by Huang Lin, a new graduate-level computational methods course is the School of Public Health’s first to teach students how to use machine learning to analyze large, complex datasets and inform real-world decision-making.

The event drew participants from 10 higher education institutions, four federal institutions, two research institutes, and one professional organization.

Jason Manzon and Stephanie Yarwood are studying cover crops to trace the movement of a special carbon isotope that shows where carbon goes when it enters the soil.

Hannah Zierden is developing innovative treatments to prevent preterm birth that directly target specific cells and tissues.