Excited to announce Sarah Price’s last manuscript with the Lawrenz Lab in collaboration with the Jewell Lab and others.

Thanks to the University of Louisville for sharing some of PhD student Katelyn Sheneman’s discoveries in the realm of neutrophil manipulation by Y. pestis.

PhD students Amanda Brady, Katelyn Sheneman, and Taylor Garrison presented at MMPC 2023.

Congratulations to PhD student Katelyn Sheneman on winning the Presidential PhD Scholar Award!

We are looking for a postdoc to join our collaborative team of plague doctors.

We used a new form of TnSeq to identify the yersiniabactin secretion system in Y. pestis.

Celebrating PhD student Katelyn Sheneman’s F31 NOA!

An extra reason for fireworks this Fourth of July weekend: promotion to full professor!

PhD student Amanda Brady was selected for an oral presentation, while Matt met up with his mentors.

Congrats to PhD student Katelyn Sheneman!

Subarna Roy is the newest PhD student to join the Lawrenz Lab.

Congratulations, Sarah!

We worked with the FDA to generate a preclinical model for testing new antimicrobials.

So fun to meet up with Dr. Connor, all the way from Paris!

PhD students Taylor Garrison and Katelyn Sheneman presented posters on their dissertation projects.

Congrats to PhD students candidates Taylor Garrison and Katelyn Sheneman!

Happy to collaborate with the Klebba Lab and many others on these new tools to investigate bacterial pathogenesis.

PhD students Sarah Price and Amanda Brady presented at the Mid-Atlantic Microbial Pathogenesis Meeting.

Looking for a microbiologist or immunologist to join our lab.

We are collaborating with the Uriarte Lab to study how Y. pestis alters EV production to inhibit inflammation.

Congrats to PhD student Sarah Price on her first first-author paper!

Congrats to PhD student Amanda Brady on her poster presentation at the Midwest Microbial Pathogenesis Conference!

Congrats to PhD student Sarah Price on her oral presentation and poster award!

Taylor Garrison and Katelyn Sheneman join the Lawrenz Lab as PhD students.

The funding will allow us to better define the role of yersiniabactin in Y. pestis virulence.

Congrats to PhD student Amanda Brady on being selected for this highly competitive fellowship!