Come work with us! We are hiring multiple faculty to work in our expanding BSL-3 facility. Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology & Immunology jobs.chronicle.com/job/37695518/a…

UToledo to evaluate effects of airborne algal toxins in 200 northwest Ohioans toledoblade.com/b-partners/uni… via The Blade

Our research in UToledo Spotlight #airbornetoxin #toxin #HAB #harmfulalgalbloom #microcystin

Drs. Steven Haller & David Kennedy are featured in The University of Toledo’s spotlight on "The Power To Do Innovative Algal Toxin Research." They’re studying the health impact of airborne algal toxins near Lake Erie, a first-of-its-kind 5-year study: buff.ly/487ifLw #ThePowerToDo

Researchers in a lab near Lake Erie study how toxic algae can damage health - At the lab, which Haller manages along with David Kennedy, an associate professor of medicine, researchers are examining how microcystin affect people ... - ift.tt/1HotgAj

✍️ New publication Alert Excited to share that our co-authored article has been published. ➡️exposure to aerosolized MC-LR triggers an inflammatory response in murine lungs. Read the full article here: doi.org/10.3390/toxins… #aerosolizedtoxin #microcystin #HAB #MCLR

Postdoc position available CIGLR to work with me and others. Please share.   careers.umich.edu/job_detail/258…

🥳#mdpitoxins Issue 11 is released! 51 interesting articles were published: mdpi.com/2072-6651/16/11 The cover paper studied "Regional and Longitudinal Dynamics of #Cyanobacterial Blooms/Cyanobiome and #Cyanotoxin Production in the Great Lakes Area". 📖 mdpi.com/3024488

What a productive way to wrap up 2024. 😊 Another publication added this year as a co-author! A Simplified Model of Adenine-Induced Chronic Kidney Disease Using SKH1 Mice mdpi.com/3097698 #mdpicells via Cells MDPI

A major milestone in 2024: UToledo received $1.2 million from the state's Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative. This funding supports critical research to protect water quality and advance environmental sustainability. 🌊🔬 myut.link/zqt

🚨 Plz SHARE! #CIGLR is #HIRING 2 positions: 1) Research Engagement Specialist, apply by January 19, 2025 2) Postdoc Fellow in Molecular Ecology, apply by February 1, 2025 For more info & how to apply, follow this link: ciglr.seas.umich.edu/opportunities/…

TOMORROW! Join us for a virtual info session Wed, Jan 15 @ 2pm EST! We will talk about the program, give an overview of the application process & timeline & answer questions. Zoom Link to join: umich.zoom.us/j/99345745075 2025 Summer Fellowships information: ciglr.seas.umich.edu/opportunities/…

A small milestone to celebrate—my co-authored, peer-reviewed research articles have now been cited 100 times! Still a long journey ahead. Grateful for your support and guidance. Cheers! 🙂 scholar.google.com/citations?hl=e…

Our faculty and students showcased their cutting-edge research at the NIH/NSF Oceans and Human Health All Centers Meeting, recently hosted by Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego. #UToledoMed

Dr. Steven Haller and Dr. David Kennedy, both associate professors in the Department of Medicine, talk about a study they’re leading to assess how airborne algal toxins may impact the health of those near Lake Erie. buff.ly/IwSFAhJ

The Council of Biomedical Graduate Students (CBGS) recently presented the Graduate Research Annual Forum, showcasing groundbreaking research from biomedical science graduate students.Learn more about the forum and see the list of winners: buff.ly/sWIrRPn #UToledoMed

PODCAST: Dr. David Kennedy, associate professor in the Department of Medicine, discusses The University of Toledo's research into the health effects of harmful algal blooms with Jaden Jefferson on Toledo Free Press podcast Behind the Byline. buff.ly/WS3qxIw

Check out my The University of Toledo colleagues -- at the forefront of studying effects of harmful algal blooms and human health -- they are recruiting participants for a community health study thebeacon.net/port-clinton-r…

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Ph.D. student Bivek Timalsina wrote a column in The Blade sharing his research investigating the air we breathe around Lake Erie. Bivek is conducting his research in the laboratories of Drs. David Kennedy and Steven Haller. buff.ly/o1WTvlN #UToledoMed #research