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Alshae’ Logan-Jackson

Alshae’ Logan-Jackson received her doctoral degree from Michigan State University. Shortly after her graduate studies, Alshae’ came to NIST for a postdoctoral fellowship to focus on understanding how pathogenic bacteria thrive in the plumbing systems of a net-zero-energy house on the NIST campus. Currently she is a microbiologist in NIST’s Materials and Measurement Laboratory (MML). There her research addresses measurement challenges in the wastewater surveillance workflow.

Protecting People From Plumbing Pathogens Is Personal to Me

August 16, 2023

Pathogens can get into our water through plumbing and are especially dangerous for people with compromised immune systems.

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