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William Bishai, MD, PhD
Director, K-RITH

The Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD

Pascale Cossart, PhD
Senior International Research Scholar

Pasteur Institute

Paris, France

Luísa Figueiredo, PhD
International Early Career Scientist

Institute of Molecular Medicine (Lisbon)

Lisbon, Portugal

Valerie Mizrahi, PhD
Senior International Research Scholar

The University of Cape Town

Capetown, South Africa

Philippe Sansonetti, MD
Senior International Research Scholar

Pasteur Institute

Paris, France

Natalie Strynadka, PhD
Senior International Research Scholar

The University of British Columbia

Vancouver, Canada

Karina Xavier, PhD
International Early Career Scientist

Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

Oeiras, Portugal

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HHMI SCIENTIST	CURRENT RESEARCH	Location
William Bishai, MD, PhD Director, K-RITH	Understanding the pathogenesis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis	The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD
Pascale Cossart, PhD Senior International Research Scholar	Understanding Infection by the Bacterium Listeria monocytogenes as a Way to Address Key Issues in Biology	Pasteur Institute Paris, France
Luísa Figueiredo, PhD International Early Career Scientist	How Parasites Use Epigenetics to Evade Host Defenses	Institute of Molecular Medicine (Lisbon) Lisbon, Portugal
Valerie Mizrahi, PhD Senior International Research Scholar	Mechanisms of Metabolism in Mycobacterium tuberculosis	The University of Cape Town Capetown, South Africa
Philippe Sansonetti, MD Senior International Research Scholar	How Pathogenic Bacteria Subvert Host Immune Responses and How Commensal Bacteria Regulate Gut Homeostasis: War and Peace at the Mucosal Surface	Pasteur Institute Paris, France
Natalie Strynadka, PhD Senior International Research Scholar	Structure-Based Antibiotic Discovery on the Bacterial Membrane	The University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada
Karina Xavier, PhD International Early Career Scientist	Interspecies Signaling in Bacterial Communities	Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Oeiras, Portugal