Tag Archives: biosecurity

The Bacterial Antibiotics Pipeline: Still Broken, No Fix in Sight

I’ve been heads down working on the new startup recently, but had to pause at the news that J&J is exiting the bacterial antibiotics space. They’ll still develop antivirals (targeting HIV, flu, and the common cold) and vaccines (including one against ExPEC, extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli), but it looks like they’re winding down efforts againstContinue reading “The Bacterial Antibiotics Pipeline: Still Broken, No Fix in Sight”

In the time of COVID-19: the outdoors remains open, but with precautions

One of the advantages of living in New Haven is that our nearby parks are expansive woodlands. East Rock Park is actually in town, West Rock Park is about 3 miles away, and Sleeping Giant State Park is a 9-mile ride along a paved bike path. So between keeping up with work and the COVID-19Continue reading “In the time of COVID-19: the outdoors remains open, but with precautions”