ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering

The ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering (PreMiEr) will create microbiome-based diagnostic tools and develop microbiome engineering approaches to monitor and operate built environments that maximize human health protection. Informed by societal needs and research-stakeholder teams, PreMiEr's research design will work to prevent the spread of infectious agents, promote the colonization of beneficial microorganisms, and lead to strategies for controlling pandemics and antibiotic resistance—phenomena that lead to millions of deaths worldwide and cost the global economy trillions of dollars annually.

Biotechnology and Healthcare

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Biotechnology and Healthcare

Location

Durham, North Carolina

Lead Institution

Duke University

Start Year

Fact Sheet

Core Partners

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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Additional Information

Focus

PreMiEr's mission is to create microbiome technologies that address challenges at the interface of human health and the built environment, promoting the proliferation of beneficial microorganisms and preventing colonization by infectious agents

Graduation Date

Education Web Page

Research Opportunities for Undergrads

Student Leadership Council

ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering

The ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering (PreMiEr) will create microbiome-based diagnostic tools and develop microbiome engineering approaches to monitor and operate built environments that maximize human health protection. Informed by societal needs and research-stakeholder teams, PreMiEr's research design will work to prevent the spread of infectious agents, promote the colonization of beneficial microorganisms, and lead to strategies for controlling pandemics and antibiotic resistance—phenomena that lead to millions of deaths worldwide and cost the global economy trillions of dollars annually.

Biotechnology and Healthcare

Biotechnology and Health Care Icon
Biotechnology and Health Care Icon

Biotechnology and Healthcare

Location

Durham, North Carolina

Lead Institution

Duke University

Start Year

Website

Fact Sheet

Core Partners

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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Focus

PreMiEr's mission is to create microbiome technologies that address challenges at the interface of human health and the built environment, promoting the proliferation of beneficial microorganisms and preventing colonization by infectious agents

Graduation Date

Education Web Page

Research Opportunities for Undergrads

Student Leadership Council

Locations

ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering

The ERC for Precision Microbiome Engineering (PreMiEr) will create microbiome-based diagnostic tools and develop microbiome engineering approaches to monitor and operate built environments that maximize human health protection. Informed by societal needs and research-stakeholder teams, PreMiEr's research design will work to prevent the spread of infectious agents, promote the colonization of beneficial microorganisms, and lead to strategies for controlling pandemics and antibiotic resistance—phenomena that lead to millions of deaths worldwide and cost the global economy trillions of dollars annually.

Biotechnology and Healthcare

Biotechnology and Health Care Icon
Biotechnology and Health Care Icon

Biotechnology and Healthcare

Location

Durham, North Carolina

Lead Institution

Duke University

Start Year

Fact Sheet

Core Partners

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Image

Additional Information

Focus

PreMiEr's mission is to create microbiome technologies that address challenges at the interface of human health and the built environment, promoting the proliferation of beneficial microorganisms and preventing colonization by infectious agents

Graduation Date

Education Web Page

Research Opportunities for Undergrads

Student Leadership Council

Locations