UKCOP alumna Julia Landis (PharmD ‘13) won the ASHP poster Best Practices Award! #ASHP22 #ukcopeffect Congrats, Dr. Landis! 🏆

Still have an open NIH-funded postdoc position in antifungal immunity #postdocjobs Please RT

New clinical breakpoints for moulds are being established by CLSI! Next up: isavuconazole and Aspergillus fumigatus. 🍄💊

Excited & proud to share the work of #PeijunMa, a longtime friend & collaborator who led (in #DebHung's lab Broad Institute) the development of BacDrop (🥁), a high-throughput droplet-based scRNAseq method for bacteria, just out Cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/… Brief 🧵:

So great going Toe to Toe with Robert Mancini, PharmD, BCOP, FHOPA at #HopaAC23 over AML in the elderly to close things out. Now time to go home!

Great to see Greg Phelps presenting his thesis research analyzing the mechanism of action of Spectinomycin analogs for NTM infections #ECCMID2023 St. Jude Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Assistant professor Doug Oyler (PharmD '10, R407) is co-PI on a study that will examine opioid prescriptions for adolescents after major dental procedures and implement intervention strategies to reduce the exposure of opioids to this population. More: bit.ly/3UGzTiG

👇Is an issue! Most people with substance use disorder begin as teens and young adults. I'm proud to see Doug attacking the problem at the root! #beyondthescript

“We want to embrace a more holistic approach to #painmanagement — and there’s a lot of people that this approach could positively impact and increase their quality of life.” —Assistant Professor Doug Oyler #TwitteRx More on this study: bit.ly/3UGzTiG

Congrats to Alexander Flannery University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy for NIAID News funding for a clinical trial testing vancomycin infusion strategy on kidney injury.

Congrats Marx!!! That’s awesome and a very well deserved recognition!! Kayleigh Marx, PharmD, BCOP

Great new paper on a new generation of agents to treat Mycobacterium infections from Greg Phelps in the Lee lab ( @antibioticchem ) just hitting print in PNAS. Check it out!

Excited to share a recent publication in Nature Communications from our great team of investigators where we reveal a previously unknown secondary mechanism of action of the triazole antifungals against Aspergillus fumigatus mediated by Hmg1 nature.com/articles/s4146…

Congrats to Jinhong Xie on her first author publication out today in Nature Comm- showing the Aspergillus sterol methyl-transferase, Erg6, associates with lipid droplets, is essential, and when repressed reduces mortality in a murine aspergillosis model!! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Remember to register and submit abstracts for the Midwest Neglected Infectious Diseases conference! medschool.umich.edu/events/midwest…

Great to have this opportunity to talk with Emily McDonald, Nav, and Graham about all things Candida auris!