About Us Our purpose and Vision for the future
The purpose of the Department of Infectious Diseases and Immunology is, through research, to illuminate fundamental aspects of infectious challenges and how animal and human hosts respond. We serve to bridge these advances in understanding with improvements in the protection and restoration of animal, human and environmental health. We operate on a global scale to make society more resilient and prepared to withstand infectious diseases through the discovery and development of new drugs, vaccines and diagnostic tests.
Departmental NEWS
Nicole Adams Recieves Rookie of the Year Award
We are pleased to recognize Nicole Adams of Dr. Mary Brown’s Lab for receiving the Rookie of the Year Superior Accomplishment Award! The…
October Research Spotlight: Dorothea Megarani
Dorothea Megarani’s PhD focus is Tilapia Lake Virus (TiLV), which she is researching under the supervision of Dr. Kuttichantran Subramaniam. Her…
August Research Spotlight: Nimra Khalid, D.V.M.
Nimra Khalid is this month’s featured researcher and a Ph.D. student in the Eshraghi Lab. She’s tackling bacterial infections through innovative…
