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»Jamie Lead, Prestigious Endowed Smart-State Chair of Nano-Environmental Science joins ENHS

»Single molecule imaging to be conducted by ENHS researcher

»4 ENHS faculty receive prestigious 'Early-Career Grants' from NSF, NIH, EPA, and FDA

»ENHS hires 3 new faculty

Departmental News & Research Highlights:

	NSF grant links Arnold School, NanoCenter Drug-resistant bacteria are a growing concern among healthcare professionals. But a new study brings the skills of scientists, Dr. Alan Decho and Dr. Brian Benicewicz, together to solve this problem.
	Microbial fuel cell study under way Bacteria in your tank? Not exactly. But scientists are working on a study, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, to find ways of converting CO2 into alcohol-based fuel.
	Planning for the unexpected As director of the Center for Public Health Preparedness, Dr. Jane Richter has spent seven years enhancing the Palmetto State’s efforts to deal with catastrophes.
	What bacteria types do newborns have? The Environmental Genomics Core Facility at the Arnold School conducted the DNA sequencing and analysis for a study of newborns and their bacterial communities.

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