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New Positions in Cardona Lab
Read more: New Positions in Cardona LabInterested in large-scale mutagenesis and interdisciplinary research? We are too! Looking for graduate students for September 2019 Positions are fully funded by NSERC, Research Manitoba, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Cystic Fibrosis Canada Contact Dr. Cardona with CV and transcripts
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Thank you to @CF_Foundation for funding @cardona_lab @DrR_Davis and Dr Pingzhao Hu to develop an in silico tool for antibiotic activity prediction #cysticfibrosis #CFresearch #burkholderia #artificialintelligence #chemogenomics #cheminformatics
Read more: Thank you to @CF_Foundation for funding @cardona_lab @DrR_Davis and Dr Pingzhao Hu to develop an in silico tool for antibiotic activity prediction #cysticfibrosis #CFresearch #burkholderia #artificialintelligence #chemogenomics #cheminformaticsThe Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has awarded a Pilot and Feasibility Grant to the University of Manitoba Interdisciplinary team formed by Silvia Cardona, Rebecca Davis, and Pingzhao Hu. Together, the group will combine their expertise in chemogenomics, cheminfomatics and artificial intelligence to develop an in silico tool to predict antibiotic activity in Burkholderia cepacia complex, followed…
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Thank you to @CF_Foundation for funding @cardona_lab @DrR_Davis and Dr Pingzhao Hu to develop an in silico tool for antibiotic activity prediction
Read more: Thank you to @CF_Foundation for funding @cardona_lab @DrR_Davis and Dr Pingzhao Hu to develop an in silico tool for antibiotic activity predictionThe Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has awarded a Pilot and Feasibility Grant to the University of Manitoba Interdisciplinary team formed by Silvia Cardona, Rebecca Davis, and Pingzhao Hu. Together, the group will combine their expertise in chemogenomics, cheminfomatics and artificial intelligence to develop an in silico tool to predict antibiotic activity in Burkholderia cepacia complex, followed…
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Thank you to @CFCanada for funding our research
Read more: Thank you to @CFCanada for funding our researchAndrew Hogan from @cardona_lab gets a studentship from Cystic Fibrosis Canada for investigating the mechanism of action of a new antibacterial molecule against B. cepacia infections. Congratulations Andrew!
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New Collaboration
Read more: New CollaborationThe Cardona lab, the Kumar lab and the Hausner lab have been awarded a Catalist grant from the Manitoba Chemosensory Group (MCSB) to explore CRISPR-based techniques for next-generation antimicrobials. Thank you MCSB and University of Manitoba!
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Funding from Research Manitoba
Read more: Funding from Research ManitobaThe Cardona lab has been awarded a Mid Career Operating Grant from Research Manitoba to advance research on a new antibiotic molecule.