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.
In the News
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NEIDL Faculty Quoted in Nature Article on Marburg Virus
April 20, 2026 - Python Cave, in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth...
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Ultrasensitive Test Reveals Tuberculosis DNA in Boston Hospital Patients
NEIDL researchers detect TB-DNA in unexpected number of hospitalized patients, including a striking link to life-threatening sickle cell disease complications.
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New Research Reveals How Filoviruses Infect And Disrupt Gut Barrier Function
Our latest study uses cutting-edge human mini-gut organoids—3D tissues that mimic the intestinal and colonic epithelium—to reveal how filoviruses infect and disrupt gut barrier function.