Research
The links below include a subset of active research projects being conducted in CIHMID labs. Some of these projects may be form the basis for potential applications to the CIHMID Postdoctoral Training Program, although postdoctoral applicants are not required to choose a project from this list. Postdoctoral applicants may proposed novel projects that are not on this list, to be performed in collaboration with potential host labs. Applicants to the postdoctoral program must consult with their prospective collaborating labs before submitting an application.
This page also includes a list of potential faculty mentors for the Microbial Friends and Foes (MFF) research experience for non-Cornell undergraduate students and the CIHMID Undergraduate Research Experience (URE) for Cornell students.
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Virus trafficking through midgut cells of insect hosts and vectors
Nicolas Buchon and Gary Blissard -
Mosquito venereal transmission of arboviruses.
Laura Harrington and Courtney Murdock -
Metal ion competition at the host-microbe interface
John Helmann -
Evolution of RNA Viruses
John Parker and Iwijn de Vlaminck labs -
Host-microbe interactions
Corrie Moreau lab -
Vector Aedes aegypti, from functional genetics to ecological analyses
Nicolas Buchon and Laura Harrington labs -
Evolution of Symbiosis
Adam Bogdanove and Miguel Piñeros labs -
Evolution of Symbiosis
Andrew Moeller lab -
Molecular dialogue between intestinal stem cells and microbiota
Nicolas Buchon and Praveen Sethupathy labs -
Mechanisms of Virus-Host Interactions
Hector Aguilar-Carreno lab -
Development of broadly neutralizing antibodies to influenza
Cynthia Leifer and David Putnam labs -
Ecology and Evolution in Bacteria-Host Interactions
Tory Hendry lab -
Fungal-bacterial interactions
Teresa Pawlowska -
Mechanisms and Clinical Significance of β-Lactam Tolerance in Gram-negative Pathogens
Tobias Doerr and Lars Westblade labs -
Opportunistic infections at the host-pathogen interface
Nicolas Buchon, Stephen Ellner, Tobias Doerr, and Brian Lazzaro labs