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Secrets of the pathogens: Biological science researcher awarded grant to study major cause of foodborne illness
The USDA has awarded Mohamed Fakhr a major grant to analyze six Campylobacter strains with a view to understanding how they survive on retail meats under aerobic conditions, knowledge that could one day help safeguard consumers from infection by this sometimes fatal pathogen.
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Public health through better sanitation: TU’s Engineers Without Borders USA improves lives in rural Bolivia
Operating remotely, TU’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA led the implementation of a latrine/shower project in Bolivia to help provide sanitation to a small agricultural community. The project left the town with not only two new latrine/showers, but also the knowledge and supplies to build more.
- TU student awarded Society of Women Engineers scholarship
- TU named a Top 10 school for engineering majors
- Better lighting for all
- Extra energy: Internship gives geosciences master’s student meaningful experience in the oil and gas industry
- Brain structures and mental disorders: What’s the connection?