Welcome to the Brown Lab!
We study the multi-scale dynamics of infectious disease.
Our goal is to improve the treatment and control of infectious diseases, through a multi-scale understanding of microbial interactions.
Our approach is highly interdisciplinary, combining theory and experiment, evolution, ecology and molecular microbiology in order to understand and control the multi-scale dynamics of bacteria pathogens.
For more on our key research themes (interactions, communities, disease), click here
Latest News from the Lab:
October 2024:
- This month we welcomed two new research technicians: Alex Alvarado, who will be focused in experimental support, and Rakin Choudhury, who will be focused in bioinformatic and data management.
September 2024:
- This month we welcomed Dr. Maria Martignoni to the lab as a postdoctorate scholar working on the mathematical framework of eco-evolutionary aspects of bacterial defenses such as CRISPR.
June 2024:
- This month, during ASM Microbe – held at the Georgia World Congress Center – Eli, Jennifer, and Iris were all selected to present talks in their research! Great stuff guys!
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