Abdo Lab’s Joy Love wins first place for Excellence in Data Science for her research on Lactobacillus Vaccine Vectors at the annual CURC showcase.

A USDA-funded study finds that the microbiome in reused poultry litter can deter growth of pathogens like Salmonella.

Scientists across the university, in the CSU Microbiome Network, tackle important questions in the expanding field of microbiome research.

Graduate student Bridget Eklund, mentored by Drs. Zaid Abdo and Gregg Dean, placed first in the Basic Oral Presentations category of the annual CVMBS Research Day.

Scientists at Colorado State University and Oregon State University investigated the influence of a fumigant, commonly used for nematode management in potato cropping systems, on soil microbial communities.

A recently published international study found the chronic-disease fighting properties of rice bran may greatly improve children’s nutrition.

Dr. Zaid Abdo is part of a CSU-based research team investigating the effects of deforestation on soil biodiversity in the Amazon rainforests.

Graduate student Steven Lakin, DVM (mentor Zaid Abdo) won second place for his poster, “Statistical Supercomputing Improves Surveillance of Bacterial Pathogens and Antimicrobial Resistance”, during the 2019 Research Day.

Dr. Zaid Abdo is one of the channel editors for the newly-launched PLOS Microbiome Channel.