A new study conducted at Notre Dame unraveled a mystery scientists had previously not been able to pinpoint: There is an order to how disease-causing substrates, or “cargo,” cross a similar bacteria’s unique two-walled membrane. Read more
A new type of catheter, described in a recent paper in eLife from the Flores-Mireles lab, could potentially improve quality of life and reduce deaths related to bloodstream infection caused by catheter-induced UTIs. Read more
Every year, the EIGH’s Case Competition brings together students from multiple disciplines to develop innovative solutions for real-world health problems. Five teams developed solutions to tackle issues in Chiapas, Mexico. Read more
A study co-authored by Maisha Khair Nima and Angana Mukherjee provides a generalized model for comprehensive monitoring of drug resistance in countries where malaria is endemic. Read more
Perrin is the Director of Evidence and Learning for the Pulte Institute for Global Development and an Associate Professor of the Practice in Global Health/Global Affairs. He is a faculty affiliate of the EIGH and teaches courses for the Master of Science in Global Health program. Read more
Jessica Carney is a current graduate student fellow at the EIGH. She completed her Masters in Research and Experimental Psychology from Notre Dame, and is currently working towards her Ph.D. in Laura Miller-Graff's BRAVE lab. Read more
Rebecca Chase is a 2020 graduate of the Master of Science in Global Health program. In this spotlight, she discusses her current work at the John Snow, Inc., Research and Training Institute and her passion for global health and international development. Read more
An article co-authored by Master of Science in Global Health alumna Ainur Kagarmanova (2020) along with several EIGH faculty affiliates has been published in BMC Palliative Care. Read more
EIGH faculty affiliates Kasturi Haldar and Neil Lobo recently contributed to a blog featured on PLOS: Speaking of Medicine and Health for World Malaria Day. Read more
Cara Ocobock's research is at the intersection of metabolic physiology, evolution, culture, and behavior, and her contributions include revelations about how people adapt to extremes — of climate and physical activity. Read more
This award, sponsored by the American Chemical Society Division of Analytical Chemistry, recognizes one individual each year who has enhanced the development of students in the study of analytical chemistry. Read more
