Research in my laboratory is focused on the cell envelope physiology of opportunistically pathogenic gram-negative bacteria representing nosocomial, community-acquired, and endogenous etiologies. We are particularly interested in the contribution of outer membrane impermeability to intrinsic antibacterial resistance mechanisms.

Research Opportunities with Dr. Champlin

Research Area: Pathogenic Bacteriology

Project Title: Mechanisms of Intrinsic Antibacterial Resistance in Opportunistic Pathogens

Project Description: Research in my laboratory is focused on the cell envelope physiology of opportunistically pathogenic gram-negative bacteria representing nosocomial, community-acquired, and endogenous etiologies. We are particularly interested in the contribution of outer membrane impermeability to intrinsic antibacterial resistance mechanisms.

Currently Seeking Students: Yes

Time Commitment: To be determined

Possible Coauthorship: Yes

Compensation: Unpaid

Location: OSU-CHS and online