NY Times Magazine writes about studying the microbes involved in decomposition for forensic science at http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/24/magazine/the-living-dead.html?_r=1
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Knight Lab, University of California
[link to article] Test case paves the way for clinical applications of microbiome and metabolome data San Diego, Calif., April 27, 2016 — The personalized collections of microorganisms and molecules found
The Knight Lab submitted a video entry to the NIH Common Fund Video Contest showing how our work helped rescue researchers from an avalanche of data! The NIH’s Human Microbiome
Rob presented on March 19 in the session entitled “US” as part of this year’s TED Conference in Vancouver, BC. The ancient Egyptians went to great pains to preserve the
Rob, Jess, and Sybil Bucheli of Sam Houston State University talk to NPR about their forensic work. (September 23, 2013) In the woods outside Huntsville, Texas, scientists are trying to
Rob and Jeff Leach talk to Maanvi Singh of The Salt about gut microbes, diet, and the current status of microbiome research. When our colleague Rob Stein got
Antonio, Yoshiki, Mike Sadowsky, and Alexander Khoruts from the University of Minnesota explain how fecal transplantation can radically change and restore healthy gut microbiota. (January 27, 2014)
