Katarina M. Bischof

This publication record appears to span two distinct areas: earlier work (2018-2021) on how bacteria and archaea evolve resistance to acid, stress chemicals, and multidrug efflux pumps (proteins that pump out toxic substances, including antibiotics) using experimental evolution in E. coli and the halophilic (salt-loving) archaeon Halobacterium; and more recent work (2022-2026) on public health topics such as sexually transmitted infections, cancer screening disparities, and mental health during COVID-19. Because these areas are quite different, this record may represent contributions to multiple projects or a shift in research focus over time. Prospective students should verify current research direction directly, as the bibliographic data alone does not clarify which area is the primary ongoing focus.

Publication output was concentrated between 2018-2020 with several papers per year, followed by a slower and more sporadic pace (about 0.8 papers/year on average over the last five years) with gaps in 2023 and 2025.

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