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People, Parasites, and Plagues
David Peterson and Kim Klonowski
44 episodes
1 week ago
Two UGA graduate students take us inside their world of science! Kaelynn Parker (Cellular Biology) and Grace Woods Vick (Infectious Diseases) share what it’s really like working in the lab, traveling abroad, and chasing their passion for research.
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Two UGA graduate students take us inside their world of science! Kaelynn Parker (Cellular Biology) and Grace Woods Vick (Infectious Diseases) share what it’s really like working in the lab, traveling abroad, and chasing their passion for research.
Show more...
Life Sciences
Technology,
Health & Fitness,
Medicine,
Science
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Transposons Advance Fungal Research By Leaps & Bounds
People, Parasites, and Plagues
29 minutes
11 months ago
Transposons Advance Fungal Research By Leaps & Bounds
We're back this week to talk more Cryptococcus neoformans with Dr. Blake Billmyre of the UGA Department of Infectious Diseases! Join us to hear how he's studying transposons in an effort to improve antifungal drugs.
People, Parasites, and Plagues
Two UGA graduate students take us inside their world of science! Kaelynn Parker (Cellular Biology) and Grace Woods Vick (Infectious Diseases) share what it’s really like working in the lab, traveling abroad, and chasing their passion for research.