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LAB MEMBERS
Susanna Remold
RESEARCH TECHNICIAN Tom Hundley is involved in one way or another with most of the lab’s projects. Recently he has been genotyping Pseudomonas isolates. He is currently working on whole genome sequencing of several selected P. aeruginosa isolates.
GRADUATE STUDENTS Lindsey Willett is PhD student in the Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology program. She is interested in disease evolution, in particular the evolution of and oncolytic properties of vesicular stomatitis virus.
Megan Purdy is a PhD student in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program. She is investigating the movement of P. aeruginosa in human households.
Ogo Onyiri is a PhD student in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program. She is investigating the metabolic profiles of household Pseudomonas, emphasizing P. aeruginosa.
Michael Garcia is PhD student in the Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology program. He is researching genotypic and phenotypic variability in R-type pyocins in household P. aeruginosa.
VISITING RESEARCHERS Thomas Bourne has a BS in Biology from University of Kentucky. In the Remold lab, he is working with graduate student Michael Garcia to characterize the killing profiles of P. aeruginosa isolated from human homes.
Garrett Brown completed his BS in Biology at University of Louisville. He is working with Ogo Onyiri and Tom Hundley to characterize the biofilm production phenotypes of strains from our household P. aeruginosa collection.
LAB ALUMNI Jeffrey Bara completed in PhD on the evolutionary ecology of dengue virus- mosquito larva interactions in Dec 2012. He continues to work in the field of medical entomology, at the Prairie Research Institute in Champagne IL. |
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