Dr. Quave has joined the Emory Graduate Division of Biological and Biomedical Sciences (GDBBS), in the Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (MMG) program. This new appointment will enable Dr. Quave to teach graduate courses and serve as the primary advisor of GDBBS graduate students. To learn more about applying to the GDBBS program, please see this website for prospective students.
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Load More...Do you love plants? Want to learn more about native flora of the SE USA? Join us at the Native Plants Conference in Birmingham, AL next week! I'll be giving 2 talks on #medicinalplants on 5/31. Hope to see you there! Open to the public - register here:
Register today for Birmingham Botanical Gardens’ Native Plant Conference on May 30-June 2 | Bham Now
Photo courtesy of Birmingham Botanical Gardens Do you have an interest in the native flora of the Southeast and their preservation? Then the Native Pl...
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ICYMI: The audio from our Atlanta WABE #radio piece is now online! Tune in to learn more about how plant medicines used during the American Civil War fight drug resistant bacteria commonly implicated in wound infections. #wounds #history #medicine #botany
How Plants And A Civil War-Era Book Help Emory Scientists Search For New Drugs | 90.1 FM WABE
Cassandra Quave studies plants and how people use them as a professor at Emory University. She travels around the world, collecting samples and learni...
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There's a lot of plants out there. How to figure out which to study for possible new drugs? @QuaveEthnobot and @DaZtrain look to the Civil War
How Plants And A Civil War-Era Book Help Emory Scientists Search For New Drugs | 90.1 FM WABE
Cassandra Quave studies plants and how people use them as a professor at Emory University. She travels around the world, collecting samples and learni...
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Plant medicines from the Civil War likely saved lives at the time and could help fight stubborn bacteria today.
Civil War-Era Plant Medicines Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Study Finds
Plant medicines from the Civil War likely saved lives at the time and could help fight stubborn bacteria today, scientists say.
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YES!!! An excellent step towards making more fresh food available in urban environments & a great opportunity for #botany #outreach & #education! Atlanta creates first food forest in Georgia, largest in U.S.
Atlanta creates first food forest in Georgia, largest in U.S.
Atlanta residents will have greater access to fresh food thanks to a public urban food forest, near Lakewood Fairgrounds. This is the first food fores...
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In a study published Wednesday, an @EmoryUniversity professor looks to plants – and Civil War history -- to search for ways to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
How Plants And A Civil War-Era Book Help Emory Scientists Search For New Drugs | 90.1 FM WABE
Cassandra Quave studies plants and how people use them as a professor at Emory University. She travels around the world, collecting samples and learni...
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Billionaire Robert F. Smith to pay off Morehouse 2019 grads' student debt. RESPECT
Morehouse commencement speaker to pay off Class of 2019’s student loans
At Morehouse graduation, philanthropist Robert F. Smith has big surprise announcement. His his family is providing a grant to eliminate the student lo...
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