Collaborators

Much of our work is directed towards the study of viruses that must be studied under high containment. We do not perform the high containment work ourselves, so we depend heavily on collaborations with other laboratories. We would like to acknowledge some of our collaborators for their generous support throughout various research projects, as the lab could not move forward as efficiently without the help of our collaborators.

Broad Institute
Special Thanks: Glenn Cowley, Nir Hacohen, and David Root
For collaborating on large scale siRNA screen for poxviruses and filoviruses.

U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID)
Special Thanks: Jay Goff, Pam Glass
For collaborations on filovirus-host interaction studies.

NIH Integrated Research Facility, Frederick MD
Special Thanks: Lisa Hensley, Anna Honko
For collaborations on filovirus-host interaction studies and developing novel diagnostics

UTMB Galveston
Special Thanks: Tom Geisbert, Chad Mire, Bob Cross, and Courtney Woolsey
For collaborations on development of advanced vaccines for filoviruses and development of light-based filovirus and arenavirus diagnostics.

CDC
Special Thanks: Vicki Olsen
For collaborations in testing antivirals that target poxviruses.

Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital (ISTH)
For collaborations on biomarker discovery in Lassa fever.

Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
Special Thanks: Lisa Oesterreich and Stephan Guenther
For collaborations on biomarker discovery in Lassa fever.

IRF Montana, RML/NIAID/NIH
Special Thanks: Hideki Ebihara, Andrea Marzi, and Heinz Feldmann
For collaborations on development of new serology tests and help identifying novel antiviral mechanisms of action.