Prof. Adam Duerfeldt's Research Program Awarded New NIH Funding
September 20, 2024
Professor Adam S. Duerfeldt has been named the Primary Investigator on a new R21 NIH award entitled Bifunctional Inhibitors of STING as Chemical Probes for Diabetic Retinopathy!
This is in addition to another recent multi-PI research program with collaborators from Memorial Sloan Kettering, the University of Oklahoma, and Merck: Small-Molecule Penetration and Efflux in Gram-Negative Bacteria.
We are thrilled to see Prof. Duerfeldt’s success in securing these competitive and prestigious awards!
Read more about the Duerfeldt Lab.
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