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Slava Epstein

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Northeastern University

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College of Science

Biology

Slava Epstein is currently serving as a Biology Professor at Northeastern University.

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microbiology microbial ecology environmental microbiology marine biology applied microbiology bacteriology bacteria ecology environmental science evolutionary biology clinical microbiology microbial diversity microbial systematics biodiversity oceanography soil microbiology evolutionary microbiology systematics biological oceanography medical microbiology oral microbiology anoxic cariaco basin marine sediments draft genome sequence bioremediation microbial pathogenesis phylogenetics marine geology marine chemistry infection control microbial contamination protists benthic ecology genome sequencing soil science pathogen detection marine environments environmental samples cariaco basin protistan microbial observatory microbial food webs microbial scout hypothesis protistan diversity human oral cavity bioresource technology peptides clinical chemistry medicinal research biological chemistry applied ecology applied phycology applied physiology coastal research biologic agents protein synthesis protein biosynthesis peptide synthesis clinical mycology rna biology predictive microbiology sample preparation microbial physiology environmental geochemistry coastal geochemistry environmental magnetism chemical oceanography high temperature geochemistry terrestrial ecology marine ecology algal biology simulated natural environment pure culture microbial species uncultured bacteria mycobacterium tuberculosis cyclic peptide microbial growth

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17. Cancer. American Public Health Association eBooks (2023)

Mara Meyer Epstein, ScD, ScMKathryn L. Penney, ScDCorinne Joshu, PhD, MPH, MA

public healthoncology

A Targeted Liquid Cultivation Method for Previously Uncultured Non-Colony Forming Microbes. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Eun-Young SeoDawoon JungSlava S. EpsteinWeiyan ZhangJeffrey S. OwenHiroaki BabaAkina YamamotoMifuyu HaradaYutaka NakashimadaSetsu KatoYoshiteru AoiShan He

environmental microbiologyapplied microbiologymicrobiologymicrobial ecology

EDITORIAL: Microbes From Marine Distinctive Environments. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Shan HeMing MaSlava EpsteinYongchao Yin

microbial diversitymarine distinctive environmentsmarine biologymarine environmentsmicrobiology

Endophytic Bacterial Communities in Ungerminated and Germinated Seeds of Commercial Vegetables. Scientific Reports (2023)

Jacquelinne J. AcuñaJingming HuNitza G. InostrozaTamara ValenzuelaPablo PerezSlava EpsteinAngela SessitschQian ZhangMilko A. Jorquera

public healthcommercial vegetablesmicrobial ecologyendophytic bacterial communitiessoil microbiology

Cmos Electrochemical Imaging Arrays for the Detection and Classification of Microorganisms. 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS) (2021)

Christopher E. ArcadiaKangping HuSlava EpsteinMeni WanunuAaron AdlerJacob K. Rosenstein

pathogen detectionmicrobiologyelectrochemistry

ERRATUM: Pararhodobacter Marinus Sp. Nov., a Bacterium Isolated From Marine Sediment in the East China Sea and Emended Description of the Genus Pararhodobacter. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY MICROBIOLOGY (2020)

Weiyan ZhangCan ChenYe YuanDengquan SuLijian DingSlava S. EpsteinShan He

bacteriologyemended descriptiongenus pararhodobactereast china seamarine sedimentevolutionary microbiologybacteriamicrobiologymicrobial systematics

In Situ Cultivation Approach to Increase the Culturable Bacterial Diversity in the Rhizobiome of Plants. Journal of soil science and plant nutrition (2020)

Jacquelinne J. AcuñaLuis G. MarileoMacarena A. ArayaJoaquin I. RillingGiovanni A. LaramaMaría Luz MoraSlava EpsteinMilko A. Jorquera

sustainable agriculturesoil scienceplant nutritionecologyculturable bacterial diversity

Aerococcus Urinae and Globicatella Sanguinis Persist in Polymicrobial Urethral Catheter Biofilms Examined in Longitudinal Profiles at the Proteomic Level. Biochemistry Insights (2019)

Yanbao YuTamara TsitrinShiferaw BekeleVishal ThovaraiManolito G TorralbaHarinder SinghRandall WolcottSebastian N DoerfertMaria V SizovaSlava S EpsteinRembert Pieper

clinical microbiologyapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologylongitudinal profilesinfectious diseasesbiofilmsproteomic levelmicrobiologybiochemistry

Megasphaera Lornae Sp. Nov., Megasphaera Hutchinsoni Sp. Nov., and Megasphaera Vaginalis Sp. Nov.: Novel Bacteria Isolated From the Female Genital Tract. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY MICROBIOLOGY (2019)

Sujatha SrinivasanMay A. BeamerTina L. FiedlerMichele N. AustinMaria V. SizovaSusan M. StrenkKathy J. AgnewG. A. Nagana GowdaDaniel RafterySlava S. EpsteinDavid N. FredricksSharon L. Hillier

bacteriologyfemale genital tractevolutionary microbiologybacterianovel bacteriamicrobiologymicrobial systematics

Actinobaculum Massiliense Proteome Profiled in Polymicrobial Urethral Catheter Biofilms. Proteomes (2018)

Yanbao YuTamara TsitrinHarinder SinghSebastian N. DoerfertMaria V. SizovaSlava S. EpsteinRembert Pieper

proteomicsapplied microbiologyurologyactinobaculum massiliense proteomebiofilmsmicrobiology

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Slava Epstein

Professor

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Science

Biology

Slava Epstein is currently serving as a Biology Professor at Northeastern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Northeastern University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

17. Cancer. American Public Health Association eBooks (2023)

Mara Meyer Epstein, ScD, ScMKathryn L. Penney, ScDCorinne Joshu, PhD, MPH, MA

public healthoncology

A Targeted Liquid Cultivation Method for Previously Uncultured Non-Colony Forming Microbes. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Eun-Young SeoDawoon JungSlava S. EpsteinWeiyan ZhangJeffrey S. OwenHiroaki BabaAkina YamamotoMifuyu HaradaYutaka NakashimadaSetsu KatoYoshiteru AoiShan He

environmental microbiologyapplied microbiologymicrobiologymicrobial ecology

EDITORIAL: Microbes From Marine Distinctive Environments. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Shan HeMing MaSlava EpsteinYongchao Yin

microbial diversitymarine distinctive environmentsmarine biologymarine environmentsmicrobiology

Endophytic Bacterial Communities in Ungerminated and Germinated Seeds of Commercial Vegetables. Scientific Reports (2023)

Jacquelinne J. AcuñaJingming HuNitza G. InostrozaTamara ValenzuelaPablo PerezSlava EpsteinAngela SessitschQian ZhangMilko A. Jorquera

public healthcommercial vegetablesmicrobial ecologyendophytic bacterial communitiessoil microbiology

Cmos Electrochemical Imaging Arrays for the Detection and Classification of Microorganisms. 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS) (2021)

Christopher E. ArcadiaKangping HuSlava EpsteinMeni WanunuAaron AdlerJacob K. Rosenstein

pathogen detectionmicrobiologyelectrochemistry

Weiyan ZhangCan ChenYe YuanDengquan SuLijian DingSlava S. EpsteinShan He

bacteriologyemended descriptiongenus pararhodobactereast china seamarine sedimentevolutionary microbiologybacteriamicrobiologymicrobial systematics

In Situ Cultivation Approach to Increase the Culturable Bacterial Diversity in the Rhizobiome of Plants. Journal of soil science and plant nutrition (2020)

Jacquelinne J. AcuñaLuis G. MarileoMacarena A. ArayaJoaquin I. RillingGiovanni A. LaramaMaría Luz MoraSlava EpsteinMilko A. Jorquera

sustainable agriculturesoil scienceplant nutritionecologyculturable bacterial diversity

Aerococcus Urinae and Globicatella Sanguinis Persist in Polymicrobial Urethral Catheter Biofilms Examined in Longitudinal Profiles at the Proteomic Level. Biochemistry Insights (2019)

Yanbao YuTamara TsitrinShiferaw BekeleVishal ThovaraiManolito G TorralbaHarinder SinghRandall WolcottSebastian N DoerfertMaria V SizovaSlava S EpsteinRembert Pieper

clinical microbiologyapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologylongitudinal profilesinfectious diseasesbiofilmsproteomic levelmicrobiologybiochemistry

Sujatha SrinivasanMay A. BeamerTina L. FiedlerMichele N. AustinMaria V. SizovaSusan M. StrenkKathy J. AgnewG. A. Nagana GowdaDaniel RafterySlava S. EpsteinDavid N. FredricksSharon L. Hillier

bacteriologyfemale genital tractevolutionary microbiologybacterianovel bacteriamicrobiologymicrobial systematics

Actinobaculum Massiliense Proteome Profiled in Polymicrobial Urethral Catheter Biofilms. Proteomes (2018)

Yanbao YuTamara TsitrinHarinder SinghSebastian N. DoerfertMaria V. SizovaSlava S. EpsteinRembert Pieper

proteomicsapplied microbiologyurologyactinobaculum massiliense proteomebiofilmsmicrobiology

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