University of Colorado at Boulder Avian Flu/Pandemic Flu Planning |
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University of Colorado Flu Experts
CU-Boulder Two CU-Boulder professors led a campus team to develop a new technology that significantly reduces the time it takes to determine genetic signatures of specific flu strains, including the avian flu strain H5N1. They can discuss influenza identification and genetics, pandemics, and new technologies in the influenza field, including their own “Flu Chip.” Kathy Rowlen, professor, chemistry and biochemistry
department Robert Kuchta, professor, chemistry and biochemistry
department Sandra Sonoda, the infection control nurse at CU-Boulder’s Wardenburg Health Center, can talk about flu viruses and public health responses, including new technologies that can be used to help combat flu outbreaks. Sandra Sonoda, RN, PhD CU Health Sciences Center The following faculty members from the CU Health Sciences Center in Denver also are available to talk to media about a variety of influenza issues, including avian flu and pandemics. Dr. Adriana Weinberg, director, Virology Lab Dr. Ed Janoff, division head, Infectious Diseases
Division Dr. Michelle Barron, associate professor,
Infectious Diseases Division Dr. Steven Johnson, professor and director,
Infectious Disease Group Practice |
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