Today we hosted the 3rd Annual Gordon Archer Research Day at the VCU Medical Campus.
The collaborative program highlights research in infectious diseases, allergy/immunology and microbiology. The diversity of topics included transplant infectious diseases, infection prevention, HIV care, global health, antimicrobial stewardship and bench research in microbiology and allergy/immunology. Presentations were at the podium and in poster format.
Thank you to Drs. Larry Schwartz (Allergy/Immunology) and Dennis Ohman (Microbiology) for their enthusiastic support and participation.
A very special thanks, always, to my assistants Krystle Shaw and Peggy Andrews. Without them, none of these projects and programs would be possible.
Images are below.
The collaborative program highlights research in infectious diseases, allergy/immunology and microbiology. The diversity of topics included transplant infectious diseases, infection prevention, HIV care, global health, antimicrobial stewardship and bench research in microbiology and allergy/immunology. Presentations were at the podium and in poster format.
Thank you to Drs. Larry Schwartz (Allergy/Immunology) and Dennis Ohman (Microbiology) for their enthusiastic support and participation.
A very special thanks, always, to my assistants Krystle Shaw and Peggy Andrews. Without them, none of these projects and programs would be possible.
Images are below.
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| Dr. Salma Abbas |
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| VCU Infection Prevention Nurses:L-R Amie Patrick and Michele Fleming |
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| Graduate Student Kyle Rodino |
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| Dr. Lawrence Schwartz- Allergy and Immunology Chairman |
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| VCU Medical Student Karthryn Osei-Bonsu |
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| VCU medical student Ian Lovern and VCU Infection Prevention Nurse Ginger Vanhoozer |
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| Pharm D Resident Payal Kakadiya |
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| L-R: Krystle Shaw and PeggyAndrews |
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| With Nadia Masroor, MPH- VCU Infection Prevention Research Coordinator |
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| Poster Session |
