61. International Research And Development Projects Scott Witter (517) 3536787, Resource development. learn from subject-matter researchis being and Natural Resources and veterinary medicine have joined http://www.isp.msu.edu/rdprojects.cfm

International Research and Development Projects African Diaspora Research Project The African Diaspora Research Project (ADRP) conducts international comparative studies of African descent communities and trains social scientists in the field of diaspora studies. This project is committed to research, policy analysis, and dissemination of knowledge about the ongoing activities of African descendants throughout the world. The ADRP contributes to a broader understanding of "peopleness," intergroup relations and social change. The Project Director is Dr. Ruth Simms Hamilton (517) 353-9505, ADRP Office or (517) 353-6790, Sociology. Agricultural Biotechnology for Sustainable Productivity This AID-funded project involves management of a comprehensive biotechnology program whose principal objective is the deployment of genetically improved crop varieties into developing countries. Primary focus is on insect and virus resistance using genetic engineering. Project director is Assistant Professor Catherine L. Ives (517) 432-1641, Institute of International Agriculture.

62. Business.com/agriculture/veterinary Medicine/research And Development Featured A Company; veterinary Equipment; veterinary medicine Education; veterinarymedicine Laboratories. Other Industry Site Maps Accounting; http://www.business.com/directory/agriculture/veterinary_medicine/research_and_d

Agriculture - Featured Advertiser Site Map: Agricultural Consultants Agricultural Roots Agricultural Sales Leads Agriculture Associations and Organizations ... Wood Pulp Other Industry Site Maps: Accounting Automotive Chemicals Financial Services ... Telecommunications

63. UC Davis - School Of Veterinary Medicine - Development - How Do You Want Your Gi The School of veterinary medicine must continually the teaching hospital, researchlaboratories and Fund, veterinarians and veterinary clinics throughout the http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Gifts/subpage/how_gifts_used.html

How do you want your gift to be used? Gift Options: Scholarships Fellowships Animal Studies Expanded Facilities ... The Annual Fund There are many options for ensuring that your gift is used in the way you wish—from improving the health and well-being of animals to educating veterinarians: Scholarships Scholarships provide funds to help students during their four rigorous years of veterinary medical education toward the DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) degree. ~back to top~ Fellowships Fellowships provide funds for graduate students who have completed the DVM and are obtaining an advanced degree, such as a PhD. These graduate students assist our faculty with teaching and important research projects. They are our future scientists and faculty members. ~back to top~ Gifts can be made to support a project that addresses a unique need, such as care for indigent animals, or as a tribute to honor or remember a special animal or person. ~back to top~ Gifts for humane research and animal studies support the breakthroughs that improve the health of all animals. These contributions also help veterinary medicine control diseases and benefit the long-term welfare of animals. Feline leukemia vaccine and canine dialysis, for example, were developed at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine with the support of private individuals. Gifts may go to a specific research center in which you have an interest: California Raptor Center Center for Companion Animal Health Center for Comparative Medicine Center for Equine Health ... ~back to top~ Expanded Facilities

64. College Of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University Features admissions, departments, programs, alumni activities, news, and research centers.Category Health Animal veterinary medicine Schools United States...... Give to the College of veterinary medicine Biomedical Sciences MailingAddress College of veterinary medicine Biomedical Sciences http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/

CSU Home Search CSU CVMBS Home Site Index ... WebCT The latest news Colorado State University Equine Veterinarians Release Results from Colorado, Nebraska West Nile Virus Study Walton Family Gives $2.5 Million to Colorado State's Equine Programs CSU Researchers Receive $3 Million NIH Grant to Study TB Vaccines [Photos: Dr. Ian Orme, left and Dr. Randy Basaraba, right] CVMBS News Archive Mailing Address Colorado State University 1601 Campus Delivery Fort Collins, CO 80523-1601 Phone: (970) 491-7051 Fax: (970) 491-2250 Email links: General Information For appointments/Veterinary Services, call the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital: (970) 221-4535 Current Faculty/Administrative Staff Positions For feedback regarding this site, contact us at cvmbsweb@colostate.edu

65. DAFVM - Administration Departments Services Division of Agriculture, Forestry, veterinary medicine. Theservice, research and teaching missions of a landgrant university are http://www.dafvm.msstate.edu/divdepts.htm

Division of This web site is provided by the Office of Agricultural Communications Send inquires to: webmaster Last updated: November 8, 2002 Program units The service, research and teaching missions of a land-grant university are carried out at Mississippi State through 16 departments or program areas. Agricultural and Biological Engineering Agricultural Economics Agricultural Information Science and Education Animal and Dairy Sciences ... Wildlife and Fisheries Special and allied units Programs of the division are further organized into specialized, often interdisciplinary, units. Also, several regional, national and international organizations' programs are administered on thecampus. Agribusiness Institute Agricultural Pest Management Program Biotechnology Institute Center for Governmental Technology ... Cheese MAFES Sales Store Enterprise and Community Resource Development Electron Microscope Center Food and Fiber Center Forest Products Laboratory ... Postharvest Collaborative Agribusiness Support Program (CASP) Professional Golf Management Program Research and Extension Centers Social Science Research Center Soil Testing Laboratory ... University Florist Professional and honorary organizations

66. DAFVM - Departments & Services Division of Agriculture, Forestry, veterinary medicine. The service, research andteaching missions of a landgrant university are carried out at Mississippi http://www.dafvm.msstate.edu/divdepts.html

Division of This web site is provided by the Office of Agricultural Communications Send inquires to: webmaster Last updated: November 8, 2002 Program units The service, research and teaching missions of a land-grant university are carried out at Mississippi State through 16 departments or program areas. Agricultural and Biological Engineering Agricultural Economics Agricultural Information Science and Education Animal and Dairy Sciences ... Wildlife and Fisheries Special and allied units Programs of the division are further organized into specialized, often interdisciplinary, units. Also, several regional, national and international organizations' programs are administered on thecampus. Agribusiness Institute Agricultural Pest Management Program Biotechnology Institute Center for Governmental Technology ... Cheese MAFES Sales Store Electron Microscope Center Food and Fiber Center Food Science Institute Forest Products Laboratory ... Pace Seed Technology Laboratory Postharvest Collaborative Agribusiness Support Program (CASP) Professional Golf Management Program Research and Extension Centers Social Science Research Center Soil Testing Laboratory ... Water Resources Research Institute Professional and honorary organizations

67. Summer NIH Research Fellowships For Veterinary Students experiences, answer questions, and discuss research career opportunities Faculty ofthe Department of Comparative medicine have a veterinary research symposium. http://www.med.stanford.edu/school/compmed/ar/Courses/summerFellowship.htm

Logistics Program Individual Research Project Workshops on research-related topics ... Contact Person Logistics Who can apply:  1 st through 3 rd year veterinary students Dates:  Monday, June 23, 2003 – Friday, August 29, 2003 (10 weeks) Housing:  available on-campus Stipend:  $1500/month Program The program consists of an individual research project, workshops on research-related topics, sessions on research career development for veterinarians, and a veterinary research symposium. Individual research project The research project is the most important part of the Program.  The goals of the research project are to have students address a significant experimental question, work independently and with other researchers, and produce and publish results.  Students will be matched with a preceptor (see list of faculty below) according to research interests.  The research interests of most of the participating faculty fall in the fields of neuroscience and infectious diseases.  The preceptor will have outlined a focused project for the student to perform in the preceptor’s laboratory.  Students will become completely involved in their assigned laboratory – participating in laboratory meetings and social events, attending seminars with other members of their laboratory, and working on their research project at least 40 hours/week. Workshops on research-related topics Laboratory Animal Medicine Laboratory Animal Use

68. Tufts' Science Park : Tufts University School Of Veterinary Medicine 106 acres located on the western portion of the Tufts University School of VeterinaryMedicine campus at Use research and development, pilot manufacturing http://www.tufts.edu/vet/sciencepark/

Enable Javascript Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine About the School Admissions and Financial Aid Academic Programs Hospitals and Services ... Making a Gift About the School Message From the Dean Alumni Relations Directions Student Life ... Campus Tour Tufts' Science Park Site 106 acres located on the western portion of the Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine campus at Westborough Road (Route 30). The site abuts an MBTA commuter rail station, state-owned land and CenTech Park. The site is 3.5 miles east of the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) Exit 11 (Millbury) via Routes 122 and 30, and 6.0 miles west of I-495 via Routes 9 and 30. Owner Tufts University and its subsidiary, Tufts Biotechnology Corporation (TBC), a private for-profit economic development company. ZONING Office/Light Industry with Campus Development Overlay Use Research and development, pilot manufacturing and other activities related to the biotechnology, medical and pharmaceutical industries, as well as the physical, environmental and other sciences. Accessory uses such as food, administrative and conference facilities are also permitted. Floor: Area Ratio .35 SF of building to 1 SF of land Site Program Campus master plan, which includes site, shows up to 702,000 SF of three-story buildings. The master plan permits flexibility in actual building and building site areas. One subdivision-level road is planned to connect Phase I (348,000 SF) to Route 30 and Tufts' campus roadway system. Another subdivision road will connect Phase II (354,000 SF) to the Phase I road network.

69. Giving Opportunities Companion Animal Fund. Small Animal research Fund. Small Animal development Account. ComparativeMedicine research Fund. TN Equine veterinary research Organization. http://www.vet.utk.edu/giving/comp_research.html

70. Western College Of Veterinary Medicine An active program of development and fundraising is Wildlife Health Fund and the WCVMResearch Fund about the Western College of veterinary medicine, consult www http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/news/deansposition.php

71. Summary Of Research In Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, Dublin, Ireland (1998-200 research Summary 19982000. by Professor Michael Monaghan, Dean, Faculty of veterinarymedicine. Large Animal Clinical Studies and veterinary Microbiology and http://www.ucd.ie/~vetmed/html/research/summary/

Home Page Welcome News Courses ... Research Research Summary 1998-2000 Foreword Foreword by Professor Michael Monaghan, Dean, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Animal Welfare Depts. of Veterinary Surgery and Animal Husbandry and Production Indicators of Surgical Stress in Dogs Sibanda, S., Bellenger, C.R. and Hughes, L. L. Investigating indices of metabolic stress in dairy cows. A.J. Hanlon, A. Dillon, D. O'Callaghan, J. Mee (Teagasc, Moorepark). Food Safety and Veterinary Public Health Depts. of Large Animal Clinical Studies and Veterinary Microbiology and Parasitology Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) Systems - A Basis for Food Safety Management in Commercial Poultry Processing. Paul Whyte The development of a rapid PCR-based method for the detection of Salmonella spp. in poultry skin samples Paul Whyte, Kevina McGill and Eamonn Gormley Epidemiology and control of salmonellosis in pigs from a food safety perspective N.Leonard, T. Rowe, A-M Quirke, J. Egan (CVRL, Abbotstown), P.B. Lynch (Teagasc, Moorepark), G. Kelly (Dept of Statistics, UCD) and P.J. Quinn. Animal Genetics in health and disease Depts. of Large Animal Clinical Studies and Small Animal Clinical Studies

72. University Of Pennsylvania School Of Veterinary Medicine veterinary Transfusion medicine and Hematology. compatibility procedures for transfusionmedicine and prevention Through hemoglobin research in cats, the most http://www.vet.upenn.edu/facultyanddepts/csphil/medicalgenetics/Research.cfm

Entire Site Faculty Alumni Pages Departments Clinical Studies Philadelphia Medical Genetics / Research Section of Medical Genetics , Clinical Studies Philadelphia Facilities Established in 1970, the Section of Medical Genetics has taken on a leadership role in veterinary and comparative genetic research involving companion animals. The following major research programs have been developed: Identification and Characterization of Hereditary Diseases in Animals Lysosomal Storage Diseases Congenital Heart Diseases  Canine Genome Studies ... Veterinary Transfusion Medicine and Hematology Identification and Characterization of Hereditary Diseases in Animals The NIH-supported National Referral Center - Animal Models of Human Genetic Disease forms the core of the hereditary disease studies by the Section and is the only one in the nation. Through the genetics/pediatrics clinics and referrals from other institutions, over 50 hereditary diseases have been identified and characterized in dogs and cats. These clinical to molecular genetic studies contributed to the better understanding of the pathophysiology of these diseases as well as the accurate diagnosis. Based upon this research the Josephine Deubler Genetic Disease Testing Laboratory utilizes a variety of DNA, biochemical, and hematologic tests to identify affected and carrier animals of known recessively inherited diseases in dogs an cats. Other species studied include primates, emus, mice, and food animals. Many of these studies are accomplished through collaborations with other investigators within the School's other departments at the University of Pennsylvania as well as other institutions.

73. Canadian Veterinarians become involved in ecosystem studies and comparative medicine research; focusedon species found in zoos, and in medical research and veterinary care of http://www.cvma-acmv.org/careers.asp?avet=3§ion=careers

74. Pre-Veterinary Medicine demand for Doctors of veterinary medicine (DVM) is The veterinary profession, however,goes beyond direct Medical and disease control research; Medical product http://www.umass.edu/vasci/prevet.html

75. MSUCOM- Research Links of Nursing research College of veterinary medicine research. MSU Intramural researchGrants Program American Complementary Alternative medicine (NCCAM) NCCAM http://www.com.msu.edu/research/links.htm

Academic Programs Admissions Alumni Calendar ... What's New Links COM Research Links MSU Research Links Funding Links Forms ... Research Resource Links COM Research Links Dept. of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Research Cervical Spine Research Program Dept. of Radiology Research Projects Institute for International Health MSU Research Links (VPRGS) University Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (UCRIHS) Office of Intellectual Property (RCBS) (AUCAUC) University Laboratory Animal Resources (ULAR) (CGA) College of Human Medicine Office for Research College of Nursing Research College of Veterinary Medicine Research Funding Links MSU Intramural Research Grants Program American Osteopathic Association (AOA) National Institutes of Health (NIH) (NCCAM) NCCAM Guidelines for Investigator-Initiated Applications National Cancer Institute (NCI) (NHLBI) National Institute on Aging (NIA) (NIAMS) (NICHD) National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) (NINDS) Complete list National Science Foundation (NSF) (AHRQ) Center for Disease Control (CDC) Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (HRSA) W. K. Kellogg Foundation

76. UM SOM -- Program In Comparative Medicine of medicine by providing accredited services for laboratory animal care throughVeterinary Resources, collaborative research, professional development of http://medschool.umaryland.edu/comparativemed.asp

About Us Admissions Dean's Office Research ... UM Baltimore Search the Site: Program in Comparative Medicine Director Louis J. DeTolla, Jr., VMD, PhD The Program in Comparative Medicine, established in 1989, studies the characterization of animal models of human disease for biomedical research and the use of such models to advance understanding of disease or biological processes. Comparative Medicine contributes to the School of Medicine by providing accredited services for laboratory animal care through Veterinary Resources, collaborative research, professional development of veterinary physicians and staff, formal training of veterinarians in residence, and a resource for information and instruction on the use of laboratory animals in research.

77. Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine At The Addis Ababa University to an Msc degree in Tropical veterinary Epidemiology, based on modern concepts inpopulation medicine, so that for general duties teaching research, and for http://www1.vetmed.fu-berlin.de/ip_addis.htm

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Addis Ababa University *(The information in the following pages is extracted from the Prospectus of the Faculty, April 1996) General Departments The Department of Basic Sciences (BASC) The Department of Anatomy and Embryology (ANEM) The Department of Physiology, Pharmacology and Biochemistry (PHAB) The Department of Pathology and Parasitology (PAPA) ... The Donkey Project (DP) General Ethiopia, that has the largest livestock population in Africa, established the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (FVM) in 1979 under the jurisdiction of the Addis Ababa University (AAU). The Faculty started with a six year degree program in veterinary medicine. But in 1989 another school, the Institute for Animal Health Assistants, which was a diploma granting school run by the Commission for Higher Education, came under its jurisdiction. Since then FVM runs two educational programs: a six year doctorate degree in Veterinary Medicine (DVM), and a two year diploma for animal health assistants. Departments The FVM currently has seven academic departments that specialize in various veterinary aspects.

78. Agricultural Science And Technology Indicators Database Faculty of Forestry. Forestry. Faculty of veterinary medicine. Animal health. Researchand development Institute Central Scientific Equipment Laboratory. 200. 1994. http://www.asti.cgiar.org/profiles/thailand.cfm?arow=184

79. Campus Research Awards Top $356 Million/UC Davis Dateline/11-01-02 re contributing enormously to the campus’s mounting prestige in research. TheSchool of medicine, the School of veterinary medicine and the http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/110102/dl_research.html

November 1, 2002 Campus research awards top $356 million By Vivian Carmichael U The balance of federal funding for the campus comes from the National Science Foundation ($34.3 million), the U.S. Department of Agriculture ($20.2 million), the Department of Energy ($18.2 million), the Department of Defense ($9.1 million) and other federal agencies. The balance of the research support came from private foundations ($17 million), other institutions of higher education ($12.7 million), charitable organizations ($10 million), agricultural marketing boards ($6.9 million) and other types of institutions. "It’s gratifying to see the campus’s research dollars increasing," says UC Davis Vice Chancellor for Research Barry Klein. "But even more important are the growing reputations of campus researchers who are responsible for the large increase in our funding. We’ve nurtured and attracted increasing numbers of internationally known investigators here and they’re contributing enormously to the campus’s mounting prestige in research." The School of Medicine, the School of Veterinary Medicine and the College of Engineering saw the largest increases in research funding.

80. IWAP: Abstracts Western College of veterinary medicine University of Collection Unit AgriculturalResearch Service USDA and Economic development Government of the http://wildlife.usask.ca/SatellitePages/iwap/iwapabstracts.html

Click on the abstract title to view the full abstract. Click on the author's name to send an email. Information Exchange Abstracts Abstract Title Author Agency Current Arctic Parasitological Research in Norway Antti Oksanen The Norwegian School of Veterinary Science Department of Arctic Veterinary Medicine Research in Greenland at the Royal Veterninary and Agricultural University, DK Christian M.O. Kapel Danish Centre for Experimental Parasitology The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University Veterinary Parasitology Research in Sweden. Arvid Uggla SWEPAR Arctic and Subarctic Parasitology - A Finish Perspective Heikki Henttonen and Voitto Haukisalmi Finnish Forest Research Institute Svalbard Reindeer Group: Do Parasites Regulate Svalbard Reindeer? R.J. Irvine , S.D. Albon, A. Stien, O. Halvorsen, R. Langvatn, E.Ropstad CEH Banchory, Zoological Museum University of Oslo, University Courses in Svalbard, Norwegian College of Veterinary Medicine Arctic Parasitology Research. Vytautas Kontrimavichus Institute of Ecology Lithuania Current Status of the Beringean Coevolution Project Kurt Galbreath Eric Hoberg , Sam Telford, Felix Chernyavski, Susan Kutz , Don Duszynski, Eric Waltari Joseph Cook University of Alaska Museum, Biosystematics and National Parasite Collection Unit United States Department of Agriculture, Harvard School of Public Health, Institute of Biological Problems of the North, Western College of Veterinary Medicine University of Saskatchewan, University of New Mexico, University of Alaska Museum, Department of Biological Sciences Idaho State University

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