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Among the highlights were the trainee poster session, where our own Precious Ijimakinwa did a great job presenting her poster on gut microbial bioelectrical signaling, and the closing meeting where Dr. Needham received the SNRI Outstanding Graduate Student Mentor Award. See photos in the tab above.

Jaymie Noland, graduate student, has just won a competition for original idea to employ MRI in the real world. She roasted turkeys and imaged them to finally answer how to avoid dry turkey at Thanksgiving. Reach out to her for the winning techniques.

As a P&S Fund investigator with BBRF, our lab will look closely at bacterial metabolites in clinical samples and their association with anxiety.

We are excited to receive funding to continue characterizing the mechanism of the gut-derived small molecule 4EPS.

Thank you to the Showalter Trustees for this wonderful honor

Anne Tanner has official joined the lab and will be doing exciting gut-health work.

Congratulations to Dr. Brittany Needham, who was just selected as one of the Searle Scholars this year. 

Read the announcement at the link below.

Thank you to the Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute for the lab funding to study bacterial filaments used for signaling within the gut!

Thanks to the hard work by Precious Parker and Andrew Ortega, we have set up a state-of-the-art gnotobiotic facility. Reach out if you are interested in collaborating with this valuable resource.