About the Research Programs
Research programs at the College of Veterinary Medicine comprise over 100 faculty representing more than 25 disciplines working with more than 20 species. Researchers address critical issues in biomedical, agricultural and biological sciences through a broad variety of experimental approaches and techniques - ranging from basic discovery in molecular biology to application of new technology in the veterinary teaching hospital or in herds and flocks of the state's livestock industry. The overall goal of the College's research program is to provide solutions to problems of particular importance to North Carolina and to address problems of importance to society at large.
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Annual CVM Research Forum and Litwack Lecture
Research News and Announcements (follow this link for more information)
CONGRATULATIONS:
Dr. Adam Moser is a 2012 Takeda Travel Award Winner
from the American Physiological Society. This award is based
on competitive ranking of Gastrointestinal and Liver abstracts
submitted to Experimental Biology 2012 and is highly competitive.
Congratulations again to Dr. Moser!Jeneal Leone, who is now a Certified Research Administrator
Center for
Comparative Medicine and
Translational Research
Post Residency PhD Training for Veterinarians
Graduate Student of the Month (Jan)-- Macarena Quintana
New Grant Awards (Jan.): Congratulations
- Dr. Olby: "Investigation into the Genetics of Scottie Cramp: Sequencing of Associated Chromosomal Regions"; AKC Canine Health Foundation
- Dr. Flammer: "Pilot Development of a Long-Acting Cephalosporin Formulation to Treat Avian Microbial Infections"; Oiled Wildlife Care Network (UC-Davis)
- Dr. Jones: "Targeting Neutrophil Activation to Develop Novel Drugs to Treat Inflammation in Horses"; Morris Animal Foundation
- Dr. Lascelles: "A Pilot Field Study to Evaluate Efficacy Endpoints and the Effect of Low Dose Oral Meloxicam in Cats with Degenerative Joint Disease"; Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc (BIVI)
- Associate Dean and Director for Research & Graduate Studies, Kate Meurs