JENNINGS LAB
We're currently recruiting:
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Graduate Students (MCB Program)
The Jennings Lab
Multidrug-resistant bacterial infections
are a global public health threat.
Our research aims to change that.
The Jennings Lab studies bacterial factors that impact infection outcomes. Our research has two primary focus areas: 1) The influence of biofilm polysaccharides on host-pathogen interactions and vaccine escape, and 2) Epigenetics and programmed heterogeneity in drug-resistant bacteria. Our goal is to leverage insights from these areas to develop innovative approaches to combat bacterial infections.
Laura K. Jennings, PhD (she/her) is an Assistant Professor
in the Dept. of Microbiology & Cell Biology at Montana State University
and a Faculty Affiliate of the Center for Biofilm Engineering.
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My Story
Current Position:
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Assistant Professor, Microbiology & Cell Biology, Montana State University
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Faculty Affiliate, Center for Biofilm Engineering
Courses Taught:
BIOM 494 Microbiology Senior Capstone
BIOM 410 Microbial Genetics (UM)
Education/Experience:
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Research Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Montana
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Postdoctoral Fellow, Microbiology, University of Washington
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PhD in Civil & Environmental Engineering, Cornell University
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BS in Chemical & Biological Engineering, Montana State University
Research
Optimization of a polysaccharide vaccine to prevent or treat bacterial infections.
Let's Connect
The Jennings Lab
Microbiology & Cell Biology
Montana State University
109 Lewis Hall
Bozeman, MT 59717
406-994-2649 (office)
