The article, “Examining person-centered maternity care in a peri-urban setting in Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya,” explores the results of a study on person-centered maternity care (PCMC) in a peri-urban setting in Kenya. Read more
The new partnership will reduce the damage to public health from substandard drugs by accelerating and expanding the process whereby they are identified. Read more
These awards are given to exceptionally creative scientists advancing high-risk, high-impact research. Clark will use the award to develop new experimental approaches to measure the sensitivity of proteins to so-called “silent” changes in the DNA sequence. Read more
The Remote Emerging Disease Intelligence NETwork (REDI-NET) is an initiative led by EIGH researchers that aims to address surveillance needs to detect, predict, and contain emerging infectious diseases of human health relevance in near-real time. Read more
in case you missed it
We were fortunate to have Brian Foy, PhD and Dr. James W. Curran join us for seminars during the fall semester. For the 2021 George B. Craig, Jr. Memorial Lecture, Foy presented, "Kill the Messenger: Developing mosquitocidal vaccines and drugs to control mosquito-borne diseases." Dr. Curran's talk was titled, "Lessons from the AIDS epidemic." Recordings of both events are available below:
Nicholson, a current EIGH graduate fellow, is completing her PhD in Biological Sciences. She explains her current research with the Champion Lab, her favorite classes, and her future aspirations in academia. Read more
The MSGH alumna was recently included in the Notre Dame Alumni Association's 2020 Domer Dozen cohort, which honors 12 recent graduates for significant contributions in their fields. Maria discusses her current position with CARE, her experience completing her MSGH field research, and her upcoming plans. Read more
