Hardy Lab

The lab made the very fun trip to #KSRNAVirus25. Special thanks to the organizers for the opportunity to share our science in both poster & talk format. #womeninscience

Graduate student @jordan_geisert gave an excellent Microphiles talk on all things capsid. Stay tuned!

Graduate student @emilymlayton giving microphiles right now!

Another wonderful presentation by undergraduate Wren Garcia!

Live from IU micro retreat 2023! Up first is our talented 3rd year Emily Layton (@emilymlayton) co-advised by @chicaScientific. Strong data to start off the morning!

Another paper published in Viruses today by our recent graduate, @johncraw17 ! Read here: doi.org/10.3390/v15081…

Jordan did a great job presenting her research contributing to the list of responsibilities the CHIKV capsid protein has! #ASV2023

Nikki & Emily are representing the lab in Crete at #Wolbachia2023. They’re both presenting their work on Wolbachia & arboviruses. Should be a great conference!

Introducing Dr. Jack Crawford!! Our latest graduate defended his thesis today. We will miss his leadership and science in lab but are so proud of him to be #PhDone

The lab is celebrating Rich being named a Provost Professor!

We started to get into the holiday spirit with our door decorating contest! All our entries incorporated the lab's research and it was a tough competition. We are pleased to share the @hardy_lab won this year with the 12 days of alphavirus!!

We have some pretty creative scientists!

Newest paper from the Hardy Lab is out now! Congrats to graduate student and first author, @johncraw17!

We're pleased to be kicking off our #StudentSpotlightSeries with the one and only @johncraw17! Jack is a virologist in the @hardy_lab studying arthropod borne viruses

Congratulations to Dr. Kiser! @theviralvegan did a phenomenal job defending her thesis today! 🎉

Excited for my first ever talk at #ASV2021 tomorrow! Stop by and hear me talk about the differences in Alphaviruses derived from Mammalian or Mosquito cells! Wednesday the 21st 4:45pm Section W25 Arboviruses!

Postdoctoral position available in my lab and that of @hardy_lab to continue our work on Wolbachia-mediated inhibition of viruses - join our team! indiana.peopleadmin.com/postings/10897

Paper accepted! What better way to celebrate this achievement than to destroy all the plaque assays that went into it! Thanks @hardy_lab for capturing these amazing moments 😆

Newton/Hardy labs are looking for a post-doc. Position is part of an NSF Rules of Life: Microbe Theory and Mechanisms award focused on identifying how microbes alter the epitranscriptome. Contact rwhardy@indiana.edu or irnewton@indiana.edu for more details.