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Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Dr. De Nardo holds a Ph.D. in Virology and Microbiology from the University of Campinas, Sao Paulo in Brazil. She joined GOJO in 2008 as a senior scientist in hand hygiene-related subjects, serving as a technical liaison interfacing with numerous internal and external key customers. In addition, she has led efforts on virus projects in collaboration with U.S. institutions and universities.
Prior to GOJO, she held a post-doctorate position at The Ohio State University’s Agricultural Research and Development Center, conducting research on microorganisms for biological control programs.
She has published several research articles in her area of expertise.
A Healthy Fair is Healthy Fun
9/5/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Agricultural fairs are family-friendly events typically featuring livestock, farming, and craft exhibits, truck and tractor pulling, rides, and entertainment. Many community fairs offer outdoor food stands – with all my favorite foods, especially the cotton candy!
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A Healthy Fair is Healthy Fun
9/5/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Agricultural fairs are family-friendly events typically featuring livestock, farming, and craft exhibits, truck and tractor pulling, rides, and entertainment. Many community fairs offer outdoor food stands – with all my favorite foods, especially the cotton candy!
Read more »
A Healthy Fair is Healthy Fun
9/5/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Agricultural fairs are family-friendly events typically featuring livestock, farming, and craft exhibits, truck and tractor pulling, rides, and entertainment. Many community fairs offer outdoor food stands – with all my favorite foods, especially the cotton candy!
Read more »
It’s Almost Summer…I Can’t Get the Flu, Right?
5/23/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Spring has sprung, and temperatures are climbing, so that means the flu season is over, right?
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It’s Almost Summer…I Can’t Get the Flu, Right?
5/23/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Spring has sprung, and temperatures are climbing, so that means the flu season is over, right?
Read more »
It’s Almost Summer…I Can’t Get the Flu, Right?
5/23/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Spring has sprung, and temperatures are climbing, so that means the flu season is over, right?
Read more »
It’s Almost Summer…I Can’t Get the Flu, Right?
5/23/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Spring has sprung, and temperatures are climbing, so that means the flu season is over, right?
Read more »
It’s Almost Summer…I Can’t Get the Flu, Right?
5/23/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Spring has sprung, and temperatures are climbing, so that means the flu season is over, right?
Read more »
Why Do Flu Outbreaks Happen in the Winter?
1/30/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Why is it when the temperatures outside become colder we see a peak in illnesses, like the flu?
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Why Do Flu Outbreaks Happen in the Winter?
1/30/2018
By Elizabeth De Nardo, Ph.D.
Skin Care Science and Technology Senior Scientist I
Why is it when the temperatures outside become colder we see a peak in illnesses, like the flu?
Read more »