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URI Students Help Build Statewide Atlas of Tick Species

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (142+ words) From fear to fascination As their comfort grew, so did their curiosity. For Harrison, the fellowship is her first research experience, and it’s taught her to ask questions beyond the immediate project. She began noticing patterns in the field, such…...

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On the Front Lines of Mosquito Surveillance: Q&A with Mame Issa Ndoye – College of the Environment and Life Sciences

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (186+ words) Q. Why is mosquito surveillance important for Rhode Island? Mosquito surveillance is important because it helps us track mosquito-borne diseases in Rhode Island. By monitoring mosquitoes and testing them for viruses, we can better understand where diseases may be present and…...

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Understanding How Microbes Interact: Q&A with Kara Eichelberger

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (213+ words) What happens when two very different microbes meet during an infection? For Dr. Kara Eichelberger, a new faculty member in the University of Rhode Island’s Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, that question is central to her research. How would…...