Here’s an update on where you can find us this summer!
Kaleigh Connors (PhD student) will present a poster entitled: In vitro and ex vivo brain culture models uncover the direct effect of Rift Valley fever virus infection on primary neurons" at the American Society for Virology's 41st Annual Meeting, which is being held at the Monona Terrace in Madison, WI, July 16 – 20, 2022.
A few Hartman Lab members will be attending the 2022 Negative Strand Virus Conference in Braga, Portugal in June:
Madeline Schwarz (PhD student) will present her work entitled: “Development of a novel rodent model of Rift Valley fever ocular disease.”
Cynthia McMillen, PhD will present her recent work: “Therapeutic and Prophylactic Delivery of Potent Neutralizing Human Monoclonal Antibodies Prevents Vertical Transmission of RVFV in Sprague Dawley Rats”
Amy Hartman, PhD will also present: “Lrp1 mediates cellular infection by diverse bunyaviruses.”
Hope to see everyone in person again soon!