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In the Lit: Evolution and strain diversity advance exploration of Candida albicans biology  Fungi were some of the earliest organismal systems used to explore mutational processes and its phenotypic consequences on members of a species. …

The Anderson Lab is happy to announce that we have yet another addition to our lab! Please join us in welcoming Liza Loza. Liza earned her PhD in the lab of Tamar Doering at Washington …

The Anderson Lab is happy to announce that we have another addition to our lab! Please join us in welcoming Michael Gilpin. Michael grew up in the north woods of Wisconsin on the Forest County …

The Anderson Lab is happy to announce that we have added some new faces to our lab! Please join us in welcoming Ani Venkataraman and Tanmayi Golkonda. Ani is an undergraduate student from Knoxville, Tennessee …

Two Postdoctoral Positions in the Anderson Lab University of Wisconsin – Madison The Anderson Lab at the University of Wisconsin – Madison is looking to hire two postdoctoral researcher positions in distinct areas of fungal …

The Anderson Lab is pleased to announce that Andrew Woodruff has successfully defended his thesis, Phenotypic impact of intraspecies diversity on the fungal pathogen Candida albicans, from the Ohio State University on April 1st, 2024, …

Our lab has recently started a collaboration with the Native Biodata Consortium, Arizona State University, the Ohio State University, and the National Institute of Health through Stanford University to help create and run the Rapid …

In the Lit: Strain background of Candida albicans interacts with SIR2 to alter phenotypic switching. The genetic background between strains of a single species and within a single strain lineage can significantly impact the expression …

The Anderson Lab began the transition from The Ohio State University to the University of Wisconsin – Madison back in August earlier this year. Making the move from OSU were Dr. Abhishek Mishra and Emily …