McCormick Prof. Arthur Prindle wins National Science Foundation junior faculty award for work as teacher-scholar
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The National Science Foundation awarded Prof. Arthur Prindle the Faculty Early Career Development Program award.
March 8, 2023
McCormick Prof. Arthur Prindle won the Faculty Early Career Development Program award — the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious award for junior faculty — according to a University news release.
Prindle will receive $561,450 over five years, which he will use to study emergent coordinated group behavior in bacterial biofilms — or clusters of bacteria that attach to surfaces and/or each other. His research could apply to fighting antibiotic resistance and microbial diagnostics.
The award recognizes individuals who model being a “teacher-scholar.” According to the news release, Prindle’s new project will provide opportunities for students involved with systems and synthetic biology.
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