Antimicrobial molecules can be safely and easily applied to everything from protective face masks and fabrics to doorknobs and handrails
Tag: Virology
Uptick in avian flu cases poses little threat to humans
Risk of transmission to people and pets is very low unless you’re regularly in contact with birds
Promising chemotherapy treatment for bladder cancer enters human trials
A rejected patent application nearly derailed years of research, but support from experts saved the day
Researchers developing treatment for protective wear that kills viruses
‘Self-decontaminating’ medical gowns and masks could also be washed and reused, says U of A textile scientist
Li Ka Shing Applied Virology Institute gets $20M in funding
Research hub gains significant provincial support to accelerate research and commercialization of antiviral drugs and vaccines
Nobel Prize winner inspires researchers to ask the big questions
Michael Houghton’s colleagues at the University of Alberta talk about the power of collaboration to help fight viruses that plague the world
Building an A-team to take on the world’s deadliest viruses
It’s no accident that the University of Alberta is home to so many top virologists