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Esther Bullitt is a Professor at Boston University's Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, specializing in Pharmacology, Physiology, and Biophysics. She earned her PhD from Brandeis University and her AB from Grinnell College. Her research focuses on the structural studies of biological macromolecular assemblies which provide insights into cellular functions. Currently, her laboratory conducts investigations into microbial virulence, particularly looking at factors like bacterial adhesion pili and viral replication mechanisms. Bullitt's work aims to address fundamental medical research inquiries related to bacterial adhesion to human tissues and the development of novel therapeutics, including vaccines for traveler's diarrhea. She emphasizes the importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in science, actively working towards creating an inclusive environment and mentoring underrepresented groups. As a past-president of the Microscopy Society of America, she spearheaded policies to enhance equity and inclusion within the scientific community, reflecting her commitment to democratizing scientific research. Bullitt also holds key roles in several grant-funded projects aimed at tackling health care challenges posed by emerging pathogens.
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