Barak Lab Friday@4, October 30 – Dr. Kim Cowles
WHAT: Riding on Coattails: A human pathogen’s guide to survival in the phyllosphere WHEN: October 30, 2020 WHERE: Join Zoom Meeting
Department of Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
WHAT: Riding on Coattails: A human pathogen’s guide to survival in the phyllosphere WHEN: October 30, 2020 WHERE: Join Zoom Meeting
We’re celebrating Megan Dixon’s win of the Gouker poster award held at the 2020 Raper Symposium with her poster titled “Friends in Low Places: Impact of a Tomato Pathogen on Salmonella Colonization.” This was a true challenge as it was Megan’s first attempt in a virtual poster competition. Way to go Megan!!
Jeri Barak honored as the 2020 Recipient of the Greg Smith Award for Outstanding Contributions to the FIGs Program! Jeri has been with the FIG Program since the Fall of 2011. For the past 9 years, she has offered her FIG called Global Food Security in some form. Jeri is from the Department of Plant …
Isabel Marciniak’s 2020 Sophomore Research Fellowship application was highly rated and selected for an Honorable Mention. We’re proud of Isabel’s hard work and continued dedication to her research projects.
Megan Dixon was awarded a 2020 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. The Barak lab is very proud of Megan’s accomplishment and look forward to her exploration of “Microbe-Mediated Adaptations of an “Unfit” Plant Colonizer.” Here’s a sneak peek into her model
Vicky (Lason) Harrod was awarded the 2020 Robert H. and Carol L. Deibel Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in Food Safety Research. The Barak Lab is very proud of Vicky’s accomplishment!