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The findings, published in the journal Cell, may explain why rotavirus causes severe, life-threatening disease in some people and only mild disease in others. The work could lead to possible treatments and preventive measures for rotavirus infection. There are no existing treatments for rotavirus besides administering fluids to avoid dehydration.
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"Hola! I’m Dr. Pujada and I obtained my Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology at Georgia State University. My work was about understanding the development of the ulcerative colitis disease."
- Adani Pujada, Ph.D.
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I am a biomedical faculty instructor, mentor and science communicator. I decided to stay in academia after finishing my Ph.D. because of my passion for teaching. Through all of graduate school, I had the opportunity to train as an educator and this experience confirmed my decision to become an instructor right after my Ph.D. As a Latina in STEM, I share my knowledge through teaching to help eliminate achievement gaps due to gender, socioeconomic status and race/ethnicity. I teach various undergraduate and graduate level courses. As a faculty member, I am also interested in promoting professional development for undergraduate/graduate students and faculty to improve overall retention in STEM.
"Hola! I’m Dr. Pujada and I obtained my Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology at Georgia State University. My work was about understanding the development of the ulcerative colitis disease."
- Adani Pujada, Ph.D.
