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The first published research for Dr. Irwin and her team at UH Maui College

 SRE Student Accomplishments
Nov 292017
 

UH Maui College students Emily Graham, Ashley Malek and Adriel Robidoux, Lecturer Peter Fisher and lead researcher Professor Sally V. Irwin, published the study on the effects of a common food preservative on beneficial bacteria that are found in fermented foods and the human gut. Read more on the news release here.

  Top 3 INBRE III Poster Presenters attend the NIH IDeA Western Regional Conference in Jackson Hole, WY on October 18-20, 2017   INBRE III students present posters at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students on November 1-4, 2017

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The goal of the Research Opportunities Database is to provide information to the INBRE community pertaining to research opportunities for SRE students as well as biomedical resources available within our greater research community in Hawaii. There is a wide diversity of expertise and focus offered by our participating faculty and we encourage you to utilize this as a resource for building collaborations and enriching your Hawaii INBRE experience.

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