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Refugee camp where more than 1 million people live Atme camp Idlib Syria. Photo by iStock/Ahmet Akpolat
Forced Displacement

BU’s New Center on Forced Displacement Will Address the Global Refugee Crisis

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Photo of Kevin Outterson, Executive Director, CARB-X and Erin Duffy, CARB-X's chief of research and development standing side by side at CARB-X. Outterson stands to the left with hands in pocket. He wears a navy blazer, jeans, and a light purple collared shirt. Duffy stands with arms crossed to the left wearing a navy blazer and skirt.
Antibiotic Resistance

Can We Prevent Antibiotic Resistance?

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Climate Change and Health

Ticks and Mosquitoes, Infectious Disease Carriers, Are Expanding Their Range

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Using photolysis—a process by which molecules are broken down by light—BU engineers found they could temporarily weaken MRSA’s defenses enough to make it vulnerable again to several conventional antibiotics
Antibiotic Resistance

Why Phototherapy Will Be the Next Frontier in Combating Antibiotic Resistance

May 21, 2020
Scientific illustration of Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE), otherwise known as Nightmare Bacteria.
Superbugs

Superbug detector is first diagnostic to launch from CARB-X

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August 1, 2019
Detail photo of a researcher demonstrating a drug-free blue light therapy MRSA treatment. The researcher exposes a petri dish of MRSA and hydrogen peroxide to a blue light laser light.
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How Light Turns Ordinary Hydrogen Peroxide into a MRSA Treatment

April 9, 2019
Assistant Professor Mary Dunlop (right) and postdoctoral fellow Imane El Meouche in a lab
Antibiotics

Antibiotic Resistance without the Antibiotics

December 11, 2018
Synthetic biology researcher Ahmad "Mo" Khalil, assistant professor of biological engineering at Boston University, and researcher at the Boston University Biological Design Center
Engineering Biology

Hacking Nature

May 10, 2017
Kevin Outterson, N. Neal Pike Scholar in Health and Disability Law, leads CARB-X, world’s largest public-private partnership to accelerate development of urgently needed new antimicrobials.
Antibiotics

LAW-based CARB-X Awards $24 Million for Superbug Antibiotics

March 31, 2017
Ahmad “Mo” Khalil, Assistsant Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Boston University
Engineering Biology

Khalil Wins NIH New Innovator Award

December 21, 2016
Kevin Outterson, professor of health law, Boston University School of Law
Antibiotics

Law School Guides Global Effort to Create New Antibiotics

July 28, 2016

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