Green Lab retweeted
New in AJE:
Wastewater surveillance might just work for every infectious disease. A systematic review of all the pathogens surveilled in wastewater.
@dalarsen @GreenLab_Esf @brittlk17 @Pkilaru14
doi.org/10.1093/aje/kwac175
Green Lab retweeted
Our systematic review of wastewater surveillance for infectious diseases is now out in @AmJEpi. Led by Pruthvi Kilaru and Dustin Hill with @GreenLab_ESF and @brittlk17. A brief summary here. (Email me if you need access).
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Intro to microbiology (2022) winogradsky columns! These guys have been treated with Sulfur and are about 3 weeks along in growth. Can’t wait to see how they grow throughout the semester! #purplesulfurbacteria #microbialecology #teachinglab
We have an open grad position in Aquatic Molecular Ecology! 🧪
Drs. H. Green and M. Schummer seek an MS student (option for PhD) to study nutrient tracking in the NY Finger Lakes region.
Sound like you? DM with any questions!
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Sampling with the lab for Andrew’s M.S. project with @UFI_ny and @HamiltonCollege today on Green Lake!
Green Lab retweeted
Today the Biden-Harris Administration took additional actions to accelerate its comprehensive response to the monkeypox outbreak. @HHSGov declared a public health emergency on monkeypox, following the announcement of the new White House Monkeypox response team.
Green Lab retweeted
Guess who 🙈🙉🙊 #Monkeypox imaged by
@TiinaOneill at @UCD_Conway imaging core. This was prepared from a clinical sample as part of a collaborative effort between the @nvrlucdireland, @ucdvetmed and @GlobalVirusNews #TeamWorkMakesTheDreamWork #Collaboration #Virology











