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Delighted to share that Dr. Juned Ahmed (PhD) successfully defended his doctoral research at and earned well-deserved doctoral degree for his outstanding work.

Juned’s research embraces a rigorous, hypothesis-driven approach to uncover novel mechanisms by which prebiotics can reprogram metabolism, supressing biofilm formation, motility, and fimbrial adhesion. His work is helping redefine how we think about anti-nutritional strategies to mitigate persistent behaviors of non-typhoidal Salmonella, with important implications for veterinary medicine and food safety.

It is deeply rewarding to mentor young scientists who are thoughtful, persistent, and uncompromising in their commitment to high-quality science that advances both animal and public health.

Well done, Juned your dedication and scientific rigor truly stand out.

Thank you Smriti Shringi, Samuel Ajulo for extending collaborative support without which this work would not have taken shape.