We are a dynamic and impactful One-Health focused scientific community at one of the country's top veterinary colleges, second in the nation for research funding from the National Institutes of Health. Our research spans from the molecular and cellular level to large animal and translational research.
Medical school professor returns from excavation work at two paleoanthropological UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Africa with fresh discoveries and renewed determination to identify mysterious footprints created by an upright-walking individual around 3.66 million years ago.
While there is currently no single truly effective therapy for progressive MS, this biomarker could help predict who might go on to develop the more serious form of the disease and impact the treatment strategies they pursue.
Myers lab research assistant moves to Portugal for intensive eight-month biomedical medical research experience
Neurolink program provides new opportunities for hands-on undergraduate research training and building international connections in neuroscience
Assistant Professors Christopher Vaaga and Lynn Pezzanite will receive up to three years of scientific research funding through the Boettcher Foundation’s Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Awards Program.
While hard-wired fear responses are automatic and not something that prey animals learn to do, they are surprisingly susceptible to influence and change.