P. Scott Hefty
@pshefty
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Microbiologist, KU Professor, Director of Center for Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease and Chair for the Department of Molecular Biosciences
Lawrence, KS
Joined December 2019
Changed my profile pic from Pasteur to Cora Downs. Microbiologist from KU -
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RT @ResearchAtKU: 49 students received undergraduate research awards from @KU_CURF! Learn how the @UnivOfKansas supports student research…
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RT @ResearchAtKU: Congrats to @UnivOfKansas faculty Anthony Fehr, of @KUMolBio, and Gibum Kwon, of @kuengineering, who received the U.S. go…
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RT @KUnews: A @KUPharmacy breakthrough in understanding how a single-cell parasite makes its version of cholesterol could lead to more effe…
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Great news article on Dr. Berl Oakley (distinguished professor of Molecular Biosciences) and research publication on the application of fungal metabolites to assist with recycling. @KUMolBio @KUbiology @KUCollege @ResearchAtKU
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RT @KUbiology: Two University of Kansas faculty members have published work about a new teaching method they're using in biological coursew…
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RT @UnivOfKansas: P. Scott Hefty, a KU professor of molecular bioscience, and a local biotechnology firm have received a $3 million Small B…
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RT @KUPharmacy: Hyunjoon Kim, assistant professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at KU will present the Medicinal Chemistry Seminar on Thursda…
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Ted Lasso (re-watching) has been great solace recently. Amazing what a little humor and observing empathy and caring (albeit through a fictional example) can treat a soul. Looking forward to season four!
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3rd Annual KU Chemical Biology Symposium with 175 attendees!! Great presentations from national and regional speakers - and most importantly - outstanding graduate students!!! @KUbiology @KUCollege @KUMolBio
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RT @AWISNational: In the latest Superheroes of Science from Purdue University, microbiologist Srishti Baid, PhD, talks about studying the r…
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A little self promotion…NIH SBIR award due to GREAT collaboration with local biotech company (Design-Zyme) and efforts to develop a vaccine for Lyme Disease. Drs. Pete Petillo and Erik Naylor are leading these efforts and applying their IP/innovation.
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RT @FehrLab: @KUCollege @ResearchAtKU @KUnews @KUDACB @pshefty @KUMolBio Just published in JVI, new research from our lab on how the CoV m…
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