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University Research Partners

Boston University is home to an expansive research community that participates in research across the country and internationally.

In addition to drawing faculty from a variety of departments and schools around the university, NEIDL investigators collaborate widely with faculty from other research centers.

These collaborations promote innovation in emerging infectious diseases research within NEIDL.

  • Bioinformatics Program
  • Center for Regenerative Medicine
  • Biological Design Center
  • Photonics Center
  • Center for Molecular Discovery
  • Center for Network Systems Biology
  • Rafik B. Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering

In the News

  • NEIDL Researchers Share New Insights into How Ebola Virus Interacts with Host Proteins, Aiding Search for Potential Antiviral Targets

    A publication in Nature Communications describes a novel method for studying interactions that occur among protein complexes, rather than between individual proteins.

  • NEIDL Researchers Collaborate on AI-Driven Approach to Identify Potential New Ebola Drug Targets

    NEIDL researchers have found a new method to identify human genes that, when silenced, impair the Ebola virus’s ability to infect host cells.

  • NEIDL Researcher Quoted In Washington Post on H5N1

    The recent bird flu outbreak is being regarded as the largest animal disease outbreak on record, raising concerns about its potential to spark a pandemic. 

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