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Jul 07

Congratulations to Ms. Johanna Olesk on Defending her MS (Bioengineering) ’23 Thesis

Congratulations to Nallathamby lab’s @JohannaOlesk on successfully defending her Masters thesis for Bioengineering in Summer 2023. Her thesis was titled ” Phage-Mimicking Nanoparticles Conjugated with Antimicrobial Peptides and Polymers as an Alternative to Antibiotic Treatment.” She passed with unanimous consent. We wish her all the best in her future undertakings. #WomenInSTEM#notredame#GoIrish Special mention to all …

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Jun 17

Translational Science to Impact Public Health was our Goal at Techconnect 2023

We were excited to present our work titled, “Biomimetic, Antibiotic Free, Nanoparticles for Agent Agnostic Broad Spectrum Antimicrobial Action including ESKAPE Pathogens” [Abstract 557] at the  2023 TechConnect World Innovation Conference in National Harbor, MD (June 19-21, 2023), as part of the Precision Health and Diagnostics symposium. Our talk was well received. We got lots of useful …

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May 23

Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium’s (MTEC) 8th Annual Meeting- Richmond, VA (May 23-24, 2023)

Nallathamby group’s work on “Phage-mimicking, Broad-spectrum, antibacterial nanoparticles” was showcased at MTEC’s annual meeting in Richmond, Virginia. I am proud to represent Notre Dame and the Berthiaume Institute for Precision Health at the 8th annual meeting of MTEC to learn firsthand the medical needs of the DoD. Our focus on combating antimicrobial resistance using phage …

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May 01

Argerie Guevara (CBE’23) Successfully Defends her Undergraduate Thesis

Congratulations to @Argerie Guevara (CBE’23) for taking the thesis option in her undergraduate research and passing it with unanimous consensus today.  Her thesis was titled, “PLGA nanoparticles formulations loaded with antibiotics induce sustained and controlled antibiotics release for prolonged antibacterial action against MRSA, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa FRD1,” and is currently being peer-reviewed for publication. Argerie is currently …

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