Lab Members in News
Graduate student Stephanie Peterson is featured in the University of Iowa 'Dare to Discover' campaign - article
Shailesh Shahi and Samantha Freedman Wins Presentation and Travel Awards for the 2020 Annual Association of Immunology Meeting - article
Stephanie Peterson Receives a Pre-doctoral Training Grant Award - article
Dr. Meeta Yadav Receives an Institutional National Research Service Award - article
Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam and Samantha Freedman receive an NIH Predoctoral Diversity Supplement Award - article
Multiple Travel Awards for Karandikar and Mangalam Labs at Upcoming Immunology Meeting - article
Karandikar and Mangalam Labs Win Multiple Podium Presentations and Travel Awards for Trainees - article
Dr. Shailesh Shahi receives an Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ACTRIMS) Educational Travel Award - article
Dr. Shailesh K. Shahi has been awarded an American Association of Immunologists (AAI) Trainee Travel Award
Shailesh K. Shahi will present his research findings at the 2017 Annual AAI meeting in Washington D.C. He is working on a research project to decipher the role of gut microbiota in an animal model of multiple sclerosis.
Dr. Shailesh K. Shahi received the Multiple Sclerosis Society’s (NMSS) Travel Award
Shailesh K. Shahi has been awarded the Multiple Sclerosis Society’s (NMSS) Travel Award for 2016 Autumn Immunology Conference, held in Chicago November 18-21, 2016. He is working on a research project to decipher role of gut microbiota in modulation of multiple sclerosis (MS) in its animal model.
Ms. Samantha Freedman received T32 Predoctoral Award
Samantha Freedman, a graduate student in my lab was selected for an appointment to the “Predoctoral Training Program in Immunology”.
Lab Research in News
Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam received a Merit Award from the Department of Veteran Affairs - article
Mangalam receives a University of Iowa-Iowa State University Partnership Award - article
Dr. Mangalam featured on local TV news for his recent work on gut bacteria as a potential therapy for MS - 5/28/2019 video | 5/29/2019 video
UI study tests human gut bacteria as potential therapy for multiple sclerosis - article
Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam Receives a Pilot Grant Award From the Center for Biocatalysis and Bioprocessing - article
Dr. Ashu Mangalam receives a Career Development Award from the Environmental Health Sciences Research Center - article
Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam receives a five-year research grant from the National Institutes of Health - article
Dr. Ashu Mangalam receives a Pilot Grant Award from the Environmental Health Sciences Research Center - article
Human Gut-Derived Commensal Bacteria Suppress CNS Inflammatory and Demyelinating Disease
Read post on The Loop.
Read article in the Multiple Sclerosis News Today.
Read article in the Science Daily.
Read article in the Medical News Today.
Read article in the New Atlas.
Multiple sclerosis patients have a distinct gut microbiota compared to healthy controls
Received one of the top 100 read Scientific Reports articles in 2016.
Dr. Mangalam Received a Carver Trust Medical Research Initiative Grant - article
Probing the Link Between Gut Microbial Imbalance and Multiple Sclerosis
Read what Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam has to say at MEDPAGE TODAY.
Gut Bacteria and Its Emerging Role in Multiple Sclerosis
News interview by Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam posted at Neurology Advisor.
Multiple Sclerosis Patients Have Altered Microbiome That May Benefit From Dietary Changes
Read what Dr. Ashutosh Mangalam has to say at MedicalResearch.com.
UI researcher finds link between gut bacteria and MS
Read the article posted on the loop.
Gastro dysbiosis has been implicated in the development of multiple sclerosis (MS) as a study continues to lay bare the gut microbiota’s influence on a range of chronic conditions. Read the article By Will Chu, 07-Jul-2016 at NUTRAingredients.com - Scientists connect gut microbiota disruption with multiple sclerosis onset.
More research on the link between gut bacteria and MS
Read the article posted on Terry Wahls, M.D. Blog.