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Abby Keating

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Abby Keating

Abby Keating

  • Scott Scholar | Class of 2028
  • Molecular and Biomedical Biology | Chemistry

email:
akeating@unomaha.edu

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Abby works as an undergraduate research assistant in UNO's Molecular Parasitology Lab under the direction of Dr. Paul Davis and is proficient at culturing bacteria and conducting compound screening against them using an Opentrons lab robot. This past summer, she participated in a six-week study abroad program in Soria, Spain, to enhance her Spanish language proficiency. Abby maintains an active campus presence through her participation in the UNO Pep Band, where she contributes to the university's athletic spirit, and as a member of the university's Salsa Club. She is also an engaged member of the Scott Scholars Leadership Council. Abby plans to pursue advanced degrees at the master's and/or Ph.D. level, with aspirations to conduct cutting-edge biological research in infectious disease, positioning herself to make significant contributions to biomedical science and public health.

Additional Information

Abby works as an undergraduate research assistant in UNO's Molecular Parasitology Lab under the direction of Dr. Paul Davis and is proficient at culturing bacteria and conducting compound screening against them using an Opentrons lab robot. This past summer, she participated in a six-week study abroad program in Soria, Spain, to enhance her Spanish language proficiency. Abby maintains an active campus presence through her participation in the UNO Pep Band, where she contributes to the university's athletic spirit, and as a member of the university's Salsa Club. She is also an engaged member of the Scott Scholars Leadership Council. Abby plans to pursue advanced degrees at the master's and/or Ph.D. level, with aspirations to conduct cutting-edge biological research in infectious disease, positioning herself to make significant contributions to biomedical science and public health.

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