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Friday, April 17, 2026
School of Public Health and Information Sciences
UofL names new dean for School of Public Health and Information Sciences Kathryn Cardarelli begins April 2024
Kathryn (Katie) Cardarelli, has been named the new dean of the School of Public Health and Information Sciences (SPHIS) at the University of Louisville....
Microbiology and immunology professor Matthew Lawrenz, right, and doctoral student Katelyn Sheneman have received new research funding to better understand how bacteria can outmaneuver the immune system. UofL photo.
UofL researchers are unmasking an old foe’s tricks to thwart new diseases Research team awarded grants for further research on plague-causing bacteria
When the body encounters bacteria, viruses or harmful substances, its innate immune cells, neutrophils, assemble at the site to combat the invader. Bacteria and viruses...
Lab worker testing Louisville wastewater samples at the University of Louisville. UofL photo.
UofL Envirome wastewater surveillance shows rapid rise of flu virus
Flu season has officially arrived. Surveillance by the University of Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute shows a significant increase in flu virus concentration...
Melissa Smith, left, director of the UofL Sequencing Technology Center, was a lead author on research published in Nature Communications that reveals an underappreciated connection between genetics and our antibodies.
UofL-led research shows immune response may come down to genetics
New research led by the University of Louisville shows that differences in our DNA can drastically impact our bodies’ immune response.  The work, recently published...
Study team members Kavitha Yaddanapudi, associate professor of surgery (center), with co-first authors Omar Sarkar, UofL graduate student, (left) and Howard Donninger, UofL assistant professor (right). UofL photo.
UofL research shows existing drug improves cancer immunotherapy effectiveness
Cancer patients may have a better chance of recovery thanks to a discovery by a research team at the University of Louisville. In a...
Craig McClain, M.D., right, with Matthew Cave, M.D., liver researcher and H&T COBRE core director, center, and Jamie Young, Ph.D., using equipment known as the NanoDrop instrument to analyze RNA and DNA samples.
UofL research shows gut bacteria can lessen alcohol use and liver damage
At the University of Louisville, researchers are discovering ways to use nutrition to reduce organ injury from alcohol use disorder. Science has shown that bacteria,...
UofL researchers announced $6.1 million funding to expand understanding of immune dysregulation. Left to right: Jeffrey Bumpous, Jason Smith, Sean Clifford, Jiapeng Huang, Kenneth McLeish, Jun Yan, Toni Ganzel and Kevin Gardner
Taming a frenzied immune system UofL receives $6.1 million to study immune dysregulation discovered during pandemic
Researchers at the University of Louisville have received $5.8 million in two grants from the National Institutes of Health to expand their work to...
Donghoon Chung, associate professor in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology and the UofL Center for Predictive Medicine for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases
Brain-penetrating drug candidate effective against deadly encephalitis viruses
University of Louisville researcher Donghoon Chung and collaborators have designed, synthesized and tested a new antiviral compound and shown it to be highly effective against...
aerial view of Rubbertown
Website tackling environmental health disparities debuts March 28
Members of the public soon will be able to access a new website aimed at improving environmental health equity in Louisville. Supported by the University...
Heart slices in the physiological biomimetic culture system
UofL technology that could speed medical innovation finds commercial partner
A University of Louisville research-born invention that could spur new medicines by extending the usable life of heart tissue from one day to 12...