UNC Microbiome Core
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UNC Microbiome Core Facility at UNC Chapel Hill🦠 We study prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics with human health | NGS 🧬
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Alongside with Angela, Nehal, Amy, and Abe, we now have four amazing undergraduate students in the lab this semester.
Here’s to more curiosity, collaboration, and discovery!
Here’s to more curiosity, collaboration, and discovery!
August 15, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Alongside with Angela, Nehal, Amy, and Abe, we now have four amazing undergraduate students in the lab this semester.
Here’s to more curiosity, collaboration, and discovery!
Here’s to more curiosity, collaboration, and discovery!
We’re also welcoming Nehal Devpura back!
Nehal first joined us in her junior and is now a senior student from Nutrition department, studying Nutrition Science & Research on the pre-med track.
Nehal is continuing her Lactobacillus fluorescence project and bringing even more energy to the lab!
Nehal first joined us in her junior and is now a senior student from Nutrition department, studying Nutrition Science & Research on the pre-med track.
Nehal is continuing her Lactobacillus fluorescence project and bringing even more energy to the lab!
August 15, 2025 at 2:27 PM
We’re also welcoming Nehal Devpura back!
Nehal first joined us in her junior and is now a senior student from Nutrition department, studying Nutrition Science & Research on the pre-med track.
Nehal is continuing her Lactobacillus fluorescence project and bringing even more energy to the lab!
Nehal first joined us in her junior and is now a senior student from Nutrition department, studying Nutrition Science & Research on the pre-med track.
Nehal is continuing her Lactobacillus fluorescence project and bringing even more energy to the lab!
Trainee Microbiome Club Speaker: Nona Hashemi
PhD Candidate, Nanoengineering, North Carolina A&T State University
Nona’s innovative work explores engineered microbial biofilms as next-generation platforms for disease detection and therapeutic delivery.
PhD Candidate, Nanoengineering, North Carolina A&T State University
Nona’s innovative work explores engineered microbial biofilms as next-generation platforms for disease detection and therapeutic delivery.
April 28, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Trainee Microbiome Club Speaker: Nona Hashemi
PhD Candidate, Nanoengineering, North Carolina A&T State University
Nona’s innovative work explores engineered microbial biofilms as next-generation platforms for disease detection and therapeutic delivery.
PhD Candidate, Nanoengineering, North Carolina A&T State University
Nona’s innovative work explores engineered microbial biofilms as next-generation platforms for disease detection and therapeutic delivery.
Dr. Lisa Karstens, PhD
Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Karstens specializes in microbiome bioinformatics and women’s health, with NIH-funded research advancing our understanding of bladder disorders through integrative microbiome and cohort data analysis.
Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Karstens specializes in microbiome bioinformatics and women’s health, with NIH-funded research advancing our understanding of bladder disorders through integrative microbiome and cohort data analysis.
April 28, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Dr. Lisa Karstens, PhD
Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Karstens specializes in microbiome bioinformatics and women’s health, with NIH-funded research advancing our understanding of bladder disorders through integrative microbiome and cohort data analysis.
Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Karstens specializes in microbiome bioinformatics and women’s health, with NIH-funded research advancing our understanding of bladder disorders through integrative microbiome and cohort data analysis.