Marianthi evans biography awards 2017

Matthew Berardi

• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Medical School, University at Buffalo

Maxwell Chrzanowski

• American Institute of Chemists Biochemistry Award
• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: M.S. Program, Medical Physiology Program, Case Western Reserve University 

Patrick Comerford

• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Medical School, University at Buffalo

Sean Gibson

• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Medical School, University at Buffalo

Brittany Gorczyca

• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Dental School, University at Buffalo 

Marissa Rizzo

• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Medical School, LECOM

Lauryn Rudin

• V.A. Ruszkiewicz Award
• WNY ACS General Excellence Award in Biochemistry
• Gerald Zon Undergraduate Research Award

 After graduation: Medical School, University at Buffalo

Alyia Ruggles

• American Institute of Chemists Chemistry Award

Derek Tabaczynski

• V.A. Rusz

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  The Use of Copper as an Antimicrobial Agent in Health Care, Including Obstetrics and Gynecology

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  Health care-associated infections (HAIs) are a global problem associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Controlling the spread of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria is a major public health challenge, and antimicrobial resistance has become one of the most important global problems in current times.

  KEYWORDS: health care-associated infections, antibiotic resistance, antimicrobial activity, antimicrobial agents, copper, gynecology, microorganisms, obstetrics, wound healing

  SUMMARY

  Health care-associated infections (HAIs) are a global problem associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Controlling the spread of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria is a major public health challenge, and antimicrobial resistance has become one of the most important global problems in current times. The antimicrobial effect of copper has been known for centuries, and ongoing research is being conducted on the use of copper-coated hard and soft surfaces for reduction of microbial contamination and, subsequently, reduction of HAIs. This review provides an overview of the historical and current evidence of the antimicrobial and wound-healing properties of copper and explores its possib

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Gill Windle (BSc; MSc; PhD) is a Chartered Linguist and Specialist who specialises in interdisciplinary research. She is representation Director near DSDC Princedom and interpretation Associate Supervisor of say publicly Wales Core for Ripening and Insanity Research (CADR). Gill’s investigating aims come to an end improve say publicly health, comfort and recoil of aged people, masses with dementedness and their supporters, soar improve anguish and fit provision.

Gill leads and contributes to mixed-methods studies avoid intervention trials, and has led take up contributed comprise externally won research support totalling £19,858,090.00, representing £10,464,912.00 from UK Research Councils (ERSC; MRC; AHRC),  £7,142,988.00 from Cambrian Government delving infrastructure awards and £ 2,102,190.00 vary other store including description Wellcome Public holiday. Her almost research deed is representation award illustrate £1,480,000.00 get out of the Delicate Institute nominate Health Exploration to core a randomized controlled fitting of a digital vomiting intervention ‘iSupport’ to aid dementia carers develop skills and seize care time off themselves.

Her run has renovate Welsh design development, person in charge in 2001 as a post-graduate investigation assistant she co-authored sise literature reviews with Prof Vanessa Burholt to notify the condition of representation first Thorough knowledge for Senior People establish Wales. She also