Daniela Tizabi Featured in UMCES Next Generation Series

October 1, 2018

A scientist in a white lab coat and blue gloves holds up a Petri dish to examine dark streaks of a bacterial or fungal culture. She is in a well-equipped research lab with pipettes, flasks, and a computer monitor in the background.

Daniela Tizabi, a graduate student in the Hill Laboratory at IMET, is featured in the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science's Next Generation series. The series provides an in-depth look into some of UMCES' best and brightest graduate students and lets them discuss their work in their own words. Find out about how Daniela's work on the microbial community of giant barrel sponges applies to fighting tuburculosis.

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