Thy will be presenting her work at the Controlled Release Society (CRS) 2024 Annual meeting and expo in Bologna Italy. Congratulations Thy!

Thy Le has volunteered her time to support the UNC Chancellor’s Science Scholars Program, which is dedicated to increasing STEM involvement among historically underrepresented groups. By helping to recruit and interview future scholars, as well as attending and presenting at several … Read more

Congratulations to Jasmine King on being awarded a 50K BME Instrumentation grant. This grant will be used for purchasing a brand new Quantstudio 7 Pro RT-PCR Instrument from ThermoFisher! Congratulations, Jasmine!

Jasmine has fully transitioned from a post-doctoral researcher to a research faculty member in the Benhabbour lab. Jasmine is immensely involved in the lab – through collaborations through the BME department, various other universities and outside collaborators. Jasmine has published … Read more

For people at high risk of contracting HIV, missing doses of their daily HIV prevention pills can have big consequences. In some cases, missing a pill can lead to lack of protection against the virus. Since 2017, the lab of … Read more

New project aims to provide long-lasting HIV treatment and/or protection from a single injection. Angela Wahl, PhD, Rahima Benhabbour, PhD, and Martina Kovarova, PhD, are collaborating to lead the work, which is funded by a $3.8-million NIH grant.

Rahima Benhabbour is a woman on an amazing mission. Not only is she a professor at the Eshelman School of Pharmacy University department in Chapel Hill, North Carolina she’s also founder of AnnelleO, a 3D printed intravaginal ring.

Three faculty-led startups at UNC-Chapel Hill are moving closer to commercialization after receiving more than $89,000 in funding from the university’s KickStart Venture Services program.