Brianna Weiss

Brianna Weiss of Freeport has been named to the Spring President's List at New York Institute of Technology. Weiss made the list while working toward a degree in Biology (BS). Weiss was one of ...

New York Institute of Technology biology major Brianna Weiss of Freeport presented research findings on the isolation and characterization of novel bacteriophages (which could provide the answer to antibiotic-resistant bugs) from kitchen sponges at ASM...

...ronment that could harbour potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at NYIT. The researchers decided to...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...l environment that could harbor potentially useful phages," Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at NYIT. The researchers experiment...

...l environment that could harbor potentially useful phages," Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ld harbor potentially useful phages,” said research student Brianna Weiss. A simple solution To see how the bacteria already living in...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ronment that could harbour potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at NYIT. The researchers decided to...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” says Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at NYIT, in a media release. CLICK ...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...tentially useful phages ,” commented Life Sciences student, Brianna Weiss . The researchers decided to “swap” these two phages and see...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...sed the bacteria as “bait” to draw out phages. According to Brianna Weiss, an undergraduate student at the New York Institute of Techn...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages,” said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a Life Sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

...ironment that could harbor potentially useful phages," said Brianna Weiss, a life sciences student at New York Institute of Technology...

New York Institute of Technology student Brianna Weiss of Freeport, N.Y., has been awarded an Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship to travel to San Francisco, Calif. in June. Weiss, a biology stude...

Brianna Weiss was among 162 student researchers who presented their work at New York Institute of Technology's "SOURCE" (Symposium of University Research and Creative Expression), sponsored by NYIT...

Brianna Weiss was among three New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) students from the Department of Life Sciences who earned first place research awards at the 2019 NYC SEA-PHAGES Regional Sympo...

Brianna Weiss of Freeport was named to the New York Institute of Technology Fall 2018 Presidential Honor List. Weiss, who is studying Biology, was among 1,046 students named. To qualify, candidate...

Related Topics November 8, 2018 Pictured from left: Brianna Weiss, Lovejit Kaur, Assistant Professor Bryan Gibb, and Linesha D...

...it Kaur, Linesha Davis, Assistant Professor Bryan Gibb, and Brianna Weiss. Two current NYIT students and one alumna took first place i...

Brianna Weiss of Freeport was among NYIT life sciences students who shined at this year's Metropolitan Association of College and University Biologists (MACUB). Each year the MACUB hosts a confere...

Brianna Weiss of Freeport was named to the NYIT Spring 2018 Dean's Honor List. Weiss, a Biology major, was among 630 students named. To qualify, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher.