CEEES - Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment

Antibiotic resistance is emerging as global health challenge, often called a 'silent pandemic'. The environment is recognized as a potential source of antibiotic resistance, for example from wastewater or agricultural operations. In this project students will learn and apply microbiology techniques (e.g., DNA extraction, digital PCR) to measure antibiotic resistance in environmental water samples, ultimately informing engineering approaches to control antibiotic resistance in the environment.

Name of research group, project, or lab
Bibby
Logistics Information:
Project categories
Civil & Environmental Engineerng & Earth Sciences
Student ranks applicable
First Year
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Student qualifications

All are welcome!

Hours per week
1 credit / 3-6 hours
Compensation
Research for Credit
Number of openings
3
Techniques learned

Molecular microbiology.

Contact Information:
Mentor
kbibby@nd.edu
Professor
Name of project director or principal investigator
Kyle Bibby
Email address of project director or principal investigator
kbibby@nd.edu
3 sp. | 8 appl.
Hours per week
1 credit / 3-6 hours
Project categories
Civil & Environmental Engineerng & Earth Sciences