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Kashanchi lab has obtained fundings on HIV, HTLV and EV diagnostic and therapeutic research

Katelin Snyder

12/2/2024

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Mason Science Series: Treating the Next Pandemic Using Your Own Immune System

Katelin Snyder

4/18/2024

Dr. Ramin M. Hakami has received an $80,000 grant from the Henry Klopp Trust

Katelin Snyder

4/18/2024

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The van Hoek lab gives two talks at the upcoming Spring 2024 meeting of the Washington, D.C Branch of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM)

Katelin Snyder

3/28/2024

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George Mason COS #Faculty Friday – Yuntao Wu

Katelin Snyder

12/8/2023

Mason scientists explore innovative approach to silence HIV in the central nervous system, encourage scientific collaboration

Katelin Snyder

10/6/2023

Dr. Wu published a recent invited review article about HIV preintegration transcription and host antagonism.

Katelin Snyder

9/11/2023

The van Hoek lab has just published a paper describing the computational design of new antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) with activity against multi-drug resistant (MDR) Acinetobacter baumannii

Katelin Snyder

9/11/2023

Cosmos grant to support Biosciences student seeking treatment of drug-resistant bacteria

Katelin Snyder

5/25/2023

Sanskruthi Sreepangi, and Mentor Dr. Ramin Hakami, win first place in Life Sciences at the 2023 College of Science Undergraduate Research Colloquium

Katelin Snyder

5/11/2023

May 11th, 2023 Congratulations to Dr. Hakami, and his student Sanskruthi Sreepangi for winning first place in Life Sciences at the 2023 College of Science Undergraduate Research […]

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Mason scientist to identify natural mechanisms of boosting immunity to fight infectious diseases

Katelin Snyder

1/30/2023

George Mason University Associate Professor of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, Ramin M. Hakami recently received $265,000 to research natural mechanisms of boosting the immune response. The natural […]

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A biofilm epic in the making

Katelin Snyder

12/14/2022

There are a lot of ways to cut film, as many cinemas and directors can attest. But biofilms—which settle on numerous surfaces, including skin—can contain […]

Dr. Ramin M. Hakami, and three SSB Graduate Students, Have Research Article Published in Cell & Bioscience

Katelin Snyder

1/19/2022

Congratulations to three SSB graduate students in Dr. Hakami’s laboratory, Adeyemi Olanrewaju, Samson Omole, and Graham Matulis, for their important contributions to a main research article […]