Ph.D. student, Therese Tripler's, hard at work in the Teschke Laboratory.
BOBTAIL BACTERIA Hawaiian bobtail squid have a secret weapon to protect their eggs and offspring: fungus-fighting bacteria.
Model of diverging exchange communities (Papke/Gogarten)
Ph.D. student, Sarah McAnulty’s, Skype a Scientist program is a huge success, matching scientists with classrooms around the world!
The Microbiology Graduate Program at the University of Connecticut provides students with broad training in classical and modern microbiology plus exciting opportunities for state-of-the-art research leading to the Masters and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Students interested in careers in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries may also pursue a M.S. degree Microbial Systems Analysis in the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) program (Contact psm@uconn.edu for more information).
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