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Fehr, Anthony. "When experts attack! Coronavirus was not engineered in a lab" KU News Podcast. By Brendan Lynch (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "Pandemic: COVID-19 - The Way It Works" Podcast. By Maxfield Rivers (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "Coronavirus researcher at KU shares what’s alarmed, surprised him about COVID-19" Fox4-KC. By Lisa McCormick. (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "KU Virologist sheds light on COVID-19 pandemic" KMZU 100.7. By Glenn Fuseliere (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "Lafayette county and Ray county confirm new casers" KMZU 100.7. By Glenn Fuselier (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "This University of Kansas professor has been researching coronavirus since 2012" KCTV5. By Chris Oberholz, Kaci Jones (Opens in new window)
What Should You Wear Outside to Protect Yourself From Coronavirus? (Opens in new window)
Fact checking common rumors about the novel coronavirus (Opens in new window)
A coronavirus expert from KU predicted this pandemic—here’s what he says will happen next (Opens in new window)
BBC Mundo - Qué son los coronavirus, cuántos hay y qué efectos tienen sobre los humanos (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. "Coronavirus in the Kansas City Area" KCUR. By Gina Kaufmann, Mackenzie Martin & Noah Taborda (Opens in new window)
Theory that Coronavirus Escaped from a Lab Lacks Evidence (Opens in new window)
KCUR (Radio) – Coronavirus in the Kansas City Area (Opens in new window)
KU News Podcast: When experts attack (Opens in new window)
The Morning Dispatch - A virologist on Covid-19 (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. Interview with Daria Abakumova. The Central TV Show; NTV Broadcasting Company
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How the coronavirus can kill people (Opens in new window)
Coronavirus Fact vs Fiction Forum at the University of Kansas (Opens in new window)
Inside a lab where scientists are working urgently to fight the coronavirus outbreak (Opens in new window)
Scientists Compare Novel Coronavirus with SARS and MERS Viruses (Opens in new window)
Fake News: Vitamin C Does NOT Slow or Stop Coronavirus (Opens in new window)
Fehr, Anthony. Interview with Catherine Brierton. KUJH-TV (Opens in new window)
'That's my hometown': Novel coronavirus epidemic felt from Wuhan to Lawrence (Opens in new window)
Global Coronavirus Hitting Close To Home (Opens in new window)
Coronavirus Isn’t Worth Panicking Over In The U.S., But Wash Your Hands (Opens in new window)
Scientists Scrutinize New Coronavirus Genome for Answers (Opens in new window)
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Japan reports case of SARS-like virus that sickened dozens in China (Opens in new window)
New 2019 CBID Research Project Awarded
Dr. Anthony Fehr, Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular Biosciences, has been awarded a CBID Research project entitled "Deciphering the distinct roles of macrodomain ADP-ribose binding and hydrolysis in coronoavirus replication." Additional information about CBID research projects can be found here: http://cbid.cobre.ku.edu/research-projects. ...
Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease (CBID) CoBRE - Pilot Project RFA
2020 Request for Applications (RFA) has been released, calling for pilot projects submitted to the Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease, an NIH CoBRE center. Our overall mission is to support four pilot projects at a time, to be selected through competition described in the attached RFA. The description must demonstrate...
2019 CBID Pilot Project Awardees Announced
Below are the recipients of the CBID pilot project awards for the year 2019. Brian Ackley, Associate Professor, Dept. of Molecular Biosciences, University of Kansas Project Title: On again, off again: Is pH a critical factor in pathogen killing? Josephine R. Chandler, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Molecular Biosciences, University...