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Cornell Institute of Host-Microbe Interactions and Disease

Tory Hendry

Tory Hendry, Microbiology

Dr. Hendry is broadly interested in the evolution and ecology of bacteria interacting with hosts. Work in the Hendry lab aims to integrate data from genomic, experimental and field research to determine how host interactions shape bacterial evolution and population dynamics, and how these factors then impact hosts. We use a variety of systems to address these questions, particularly interactions of bacteria with insects.

Title: Assistant Professor, CIHMID URE Program Organizer

Department: Microbiology

Roles: Faculty Investigator, Potential MFF (REU) Host, Potential Postdoc Mentor, Potential Undergraduate Mentor

Research Areas: Agriculture Research, Animal Hosts, Bacteria, Disease Ecology and Evolution, Genetics, Genomics and Cell Biology of Infection, Microbiota and Microbiomes, Plant Hosts

Lab: https://toryhendry.weebly.com/

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