Liara Gonzalez is behind some of the most innovative research coming out of the CVM in recent years, using large animal models to translate findings into treatments for both humans and animals.
The research could simplify the stem cell treatment process for ligament and tendon injuries in horses, and may also have implications for human stem cell therapies.
Professor of Ophthalmology Brian Gilger is just the second-ever veterinarian to receive the honor.
The grant will support Rosemary Bayless’ research into innovative treatment approaches for inflammation in horses.
The scholarship honors veterinary students for academic excellence, leadership and dedication to equine medicine.
Brian Gilger, who received the honor from Auburn University, has made invaluable contributions to the understanding and treatment of equine ocular disease.
Diversity and inclusion series, a new scholarship endowment and more from a busy month at the CVM.
Two members of the CVM class of 2021 have been honored with scholarships from the Foundation for the Horse.
Alex Grobman has been able to focus a lot of her time on horses at the CVM as president of the equine club and a volunteer with Horseman’s Youth Day.
The two-year project will explore how to maximize the benefits of stem cell therapy for athletic horses.
