BEDD

Twelve students from Phelps Architecture, Construction and Engineering High School and Turner Elementary School in Washington, DC, visited Howard University for the Week of July 11, 2016, to participate in a BEDD-sponsored project under the supervision of Simone Stanley (rising Senior Chemical Engineering student).

Congratulations are in order for Abiye Mekonnen who has successfully defended his Masters dissertation on Wednesday, April 20, 2016. Previously, Abiye had earned a bachelor degree in Biomedical Engineering from the Virginia Commonwealth University. He has now earned a Masters of Science degree

In Spring 2016, Howard University Research Week celebrated the breadth of research being conducted across the University. On April 14, research from the Biofilm Engineering and Drug Discovery (BEDD) Group was featured in different Biological and Biomedical Sciences program sessions

Mahtab Waseem presented her work at the 2016 Emerging Researchs National (ERN) Conference  in Washington, DC, on February 26.  Her presentation was titled “A Chemical Screen for Chemical Compound Modulators of the Vibrio cholerae Phosphotransferase System“. It featured

Research from the Biofilm Engineering and Drug Discovery (BEDD) group was featured at the 2015 Annual Student Conference (November 6-9) and the 2015 AIChE Annual Meeting (November 8-13) in Salt Lake City, UT.

Abiye and Wardell participated in the HBCU Innovation Student Showcase @WHI on National HBCU Week.

Mahtab Waseem and Emmanuel Ike both join the lab to work on a chemical compound screen for small molecule inhibitors of the Vibrio cholerae phosphoenolpyruvate phosphotransferase (PTS) funded by

Abiye M. and Wardell S. will present their BioEye venture at the 2nd Annual PowerMoves.NOLA Conference

Khari Johnson was officially admitted as a participant of the Washington Baltimore Hampton Roads-Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Program

Terinney Haley and Kalah Ozimba will join the ranks of Kraft Foods Group Inc. personnel for a Summer Internship Program.