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LUHNT Research And Development - College Of Medicine And Veterinary Medicine
LUHNT research and development To ensure future funding for R D, all LUHNT staff active in research are going to be required to take part in an essential data collection exercise which needs to be completed by the end of the year. research and development. College home page. School of Biomedical and Clinical Laboratory Sciences. School of Molecular and Clinical medicine. Royal (Dick) School of veterinary
http://www.mvm.ed.ac.uk/research/luhnt_rd.htm
Kansas State University College Of Veterinary Medicine
research Graduate Education Fields Programs Leadership Program M. Zweig Memorial Fund for Equine research Cornell University College of veterinary medicine. Questions or
http://www.vet.ksu.edu/

Extractions: April 2003 Directory KSU Campus Local Information KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus The preparation of professional students to meet the demands of veterinary careers during the 21st century is the primary objective of the College of Veterinary Medicine. The college is committed to assuring that each of its graduates is a professional with the academic foundation and clinical skills to enter a wide array of veterinary careers. Kind Hearts/ Caring Hands Events April 26, 2003 The KSU CVM is dedicated to scholarship through innovation and excellence in teaching, research, and service to promote animal and human health for the public good. We are committed to creating an environment that is fulfilling and rewarding, being recognized for good communication, productive collaboration, mutual respect, diversity, integrity, and honesty.
Research & Development - Cornell Veterinary Medicine
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/Research/
Humintech® | Humic Acids Based Products
A D¼sseldorf company providing research, development and industrial production of humic matter and humic acids for agriculture, animal feed, pharmaceutical and construction industries, veterinary medicine and ecological use.
http://www.humintech.com

Extractions: Veterinary Medicine Humic and fulvic acids are main components of humus, which again forms the soil organic matter. Especially in organic farming, in agriculture and horticulture, but also in greenhouse-farming, humic acids both in liquid and soluble granule, are applied as plant growth stimulants and soil conditioner. Humates have a very high biological activity, they improve the immunity, the plant metabolism and promote the development of root-systems. Sodium- and potassium salts of humic acids - also called humates - are applied to combat environmental pollution caused by toxic impacts of herbicides, pesticides and heavy metals. Humic substances immobilize heavy metals, they remedy degraded and contaminated soils. Also they are applied in drinking water- and waste water treatment, in erosion control, waste disposal and in the prEvntion of excess salinated soils. Wastewater treatment and additive drilling fluids are one of the main industrial segments for using sodium and potassium humates, which have been won from lignites/ leonardites. Our sodium humates are applied as natural colorants in the paper- and cardboard-industry. Furthermore they are used for the immobilization of enzymes, as absorbents, adsorbents, defoamers, in the battery industry, and finally as liquefiers in the ceramics-, cement- and concrete-industry. Various research trials conducted worldwide have all shown positive results concerning the use of humic substance as an organic feed ingredient. Humic substances a not only the immune system of animals is improved, by forming a protection film on the mucosa cells of the intestinal system, humic acids provide a resorptive effect of e.g. toxic substances. Furthermore the addition of sodium humate has antibacterial, adsorptive and ergotropic effects. Humic acids may also serve as an alternative to antibiotics.
Research - Cornell Veterinary Medicine
development research development For further information. Home Site Map PublicResources © Cornell University College of veterinary medicine Questions or
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/about/research.htm

Extractions: T he College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell is one of the most successful colleges in the country in competing for resources that support biomedical, agricultural, and veterinary research. Major funding for both research and training is provided by the State of New York, the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and the US Department of Agriculture. Corporations, foundations, professional groups, and individual benefactors also provide substantial support. The college traditionally has excelled in the fields of infectious diseases, reproductive biology, and the basic mechanisms underlying health and disease that are common to animals and humans. Recently, major emphasis has been given to clarifying those mechanisms at cellular and molecular levels as well as to the identification of the animal genome. Pioneering research of the college includes development of vaccines for: Current major research projects hold promise for improving human as well as animal health through research: For further information
Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Glasgow
Features admissions, continuing professional development, academic departments and research groups, news and events, history of the vet school including information about James Herriot, contact information, and relevant links.
http://www.gla.ac.uk/Acad/FacVet/

Extractions: "We strive to provide education through the development of learning in a research environment, to undertake fundamental research, and to add value to Scottish culture and to the national economy." Sequence of photographs in flash movie representing various types of activities - vet studying dog's eye, sheep and lamb, dog in CT scanner, graduates, the River Kelvin, the Weipers Centre, vet nurses, vet examining CT scans, and researcher
ACLAM Home Page
An organization of boardcertified veterinary medical specialists who establish standards of education, training, experience and expertise necessary to become qualified as a specialist and recognizes that achievement through board certification. Promoting the advancement of knowledge through professional continuing education activities, the development of educational materials and the conduct of research in laboratory animal medicine and science. US.
http://www.aclam.org

Extractions: Home Page The American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM) is an organization of board certified veterinary medical specialists who are experts in the humane, proper and safe care and use of laboratory animals. ACLAM establishes standards of education, training, experience and expertise necessary to become qualified as a specialist and recognizes that achievement through board certification. ACLAM actively promotes the advancement of knowledge in this field through professional continuing education activities, the development of educational materials and the conduct of research in laboratory animal medicine and science. ACLAM fosters the recognition of its members who contribute to human and animal health improvements by being the leaders of the veterinary medical specialty known as laboratory animal medicine. For additional information regarding ACLAM see the History page.
Saskatchewan Specialized Livestock Research ProgramThe Program Is A Product Of T
Read descriptions of the graduate programs offered by the Department of veterinary Preventive medicine. Has links to employment resources. veterinary medicine and Public Health. The research mission of the department is the discovery of knowledge leading to the development
http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/herdmed/specialstock
Research Home Page - College Of Medicine And Veterinary Medicine At The Universi
It is also worth looking at the College division/unit pages and the School of VeterinaryMedicine pages for more detailed LUHNT research and development.
http://www.mvm.ed.ac.uk/research/

Extractions: Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Sciences Edinburgh is not only one of the largest universities in the United Kingdom, but one of the most wide-ranging in its teaching and research activities. In 1999-2000, the University of Edinburgh was successful in attracting 294 research contracts and awards totalling £42.6 million (over $63.8 million) for basic and applied research across all clinical areas. This is an increase of over 26% on the previous year's figures and clearly demonstrates the University's position as a leading clinical research centre. The College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine The College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine aims to produce leading edge, internationally recognised research. It has sought to advance its research reputation with the creation of internationally competitive interdisciplinary research centres and groups for clinical and non-clinical research scientists.
NetVet Veterinary Resources Comparative Medicine Sites
research and development Center. NCI Rat Page. NCI veterinary and Tumor Pathology Section. NCID National Center for Infectious Diseases. NCRR Comparative medicine
http://netvet.wustl.edu/compmed.htm

Extractions: Comparative Medicine concerns the study of phenomena basic to diseases of all species. This page assembles many of the resources available on the Internet that would be of interest to those involved in the field. ATSDR - Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry AVMA Panel Report on Euthanasia (1993) Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (USDHHS/PHS/CDC/NIH) CDC - Centers for Disease Control ... Draft Guidelines for the Capture, Handling, and Care of Mammals (American Society of Mammalogists)
Research & Development Information At Business.com
Home Agriculture veterinary medicine research development.veterinary medicine research and development. FEATURED LISTINGS,
http://www.business.com/directory/agriculture/veterinary_medicine/research_and_d
UF - College Of Veterinary Medicine Research
research at the UF College of veterinary medicine also is Among the research projectscurrently underway at the college are development of improved
http://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/research.htm

Extractions: A key part of the college's mission involves basic and clinical research conducted by its faculty and graduate students. Funded primarily through external sources, including a variety of state and federal agencies, research at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine also is supported internally through grants administered by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies. A record $10.5 million in external grants was received during 1993-94. The college awarded an additional $146,206 on a competitive basis to faculty applicants that same year. Among the research projects currently underway at the college are: Development of improved diagnostic tests, vaccines and tick control technologies for heartwater, anaplasmosis and babesiosis - important diseases affecting livestock. Comparative Neuroscience Comparative Immunodeficiency Virus Pathogenesis and Vaccine Development Comparative Mycoplasmology Comparative Opthamology and Vision Science Wildlife Disease and Conservation Development of Novel Immunodiagnostics for Humans and Animals Performance Animal (Equine/Greyhound) Physiology, Pharmacology and Disease
College Of Veterinary Medicine Participating Faculty
College of veterinary medicine. Phone 3924700x3945; research Interests Retroviralimmunology immunodeficiency virus (FIV) vaccine development and immunotherapy;
http://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/orgs/vmfac.htm

Extractions: Participating Faculty College of Veterinary Medicine Alfred M. Merritt, DVM, MS , Appleton Endowed Professor and Director, Island Whirl Equine Colic research laboratory John B. Dame, PhD , Professor and Chair E-mail: damej@mail.vetmed.ufl.edu Phone: 392-4700x5818 Research interests Molecular biology and genomics focusing on parasitic diseases Malaria: Large-scale sequencing of gene sequence tags, development of malarial proteases as antimalarial drug targets, and development of malarial DNA gyrase as an antimalarial drug target.
Veterinary Education
veterinary educational resource directory.Category Health Animal veterinary medicine Schools research Unit (UK) RIRDC Equine research and development Program (Australia Instituteof Experimental and Clinical veterinary medicine (Ukraine) University
http://netvet.wustl.edu/vschool.htm
WaNPRC-Veterinary Medicine
veterinary medicine The veterinary medicine and Surgery Group veterinary services,either for clinical care in nonhuman primate research protocol development
http://wanprc.org/WaNPRC/vet-med.htm
Research Training And Career Development
should hold a degree in veterinary medicine (DVM or recognized by the American veterinaryMedical Association. that has a wellestablished research and career
http://www.ncrr.nih.gov/compmed/cm_rcdtf.asp

Extractions: Research Training and Career Development grants support special training in laboratory animal science, comparative pathology, and comparative medicine at the pre- and post-doctoral levels through both individual and institutional awards. Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss their applications with DCM program staff prior to submission. NCRR's Division of Comparative Medicine (DCM) supports research training and career development through the following awards: Comparative Medicine Career Development Opportunities (K01) Special Emphasis Research Career Awards (SERCA) The SERCA in Pathology and Comparative Medicine provides five years of support to assist veterinarians motivated toward research careers to develop new skills and knowledge necessary to become independent biomedical investigators in animal-based research. Candidates for the SERCA must have post-graduate experience in animal medicine and plan to direct their careers to biomedical investigations that explore animal models. The SERCA offers in-depth research experiences in a variety of research areas (basic, applied, and clinical) related to a wide range of biological disciplines. The applicant's research should focus on a central area such as animal models, pathology, biotechnology, normative biology, animal disease, or animal welfare. Applications for a K01 award must be submitted on Public Health Service
Research At The University Of Glasgow Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine: Strategy
roles in the development of veterinary diagnostics based Faculty (Computing Science,Engineering) research efforts in Evidencebased medicine will be developed
http://www.gla.ac.uk/faculties/vet/research/strategy.htm

Extractions: Research RAE 2001 Results Strategy Virology Comparative Pathobiology ... Faculty Homepage Mission: to provide the academic and physical environment to foster science at the highest international level, and thus to be pivotal players in the knowledge driven economy, through targeted research in comparative medicine. The Faculty will focus on the need for fundamental research in the post-genomic environment to enrich and develop understanding of cellular functions in health and disease across species. The Faculty will strengthen links between laboratory-based science and clinical application to ensure that veterinary medicine and general biomedical science derive maximum benefit from our comparative research expertise. The Faculty's plans for development of its Garscube campus site require the expansion and upgrading of its existing research laboratory space. A major initiative in this respect is the construction of a core facility for the Institute of Comparative Medicine which will link our existing research blocks and bring all laboratory researchers on the site under one roof. The £6.7M development has been assured by a £5.08M award from the Wellcome Trust Science Research Investment Fund, with £1.62M from the University of Glasgow.
Research At The University Of Glasgow Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine: RAE 2001
base of the Faculty of veterinary medicine and includes the in the Faculty of medicineand the development Fund and SHEFC research development Grant schemes.
http://www.gla.ac.uk/faculties/vet/research/rae2001/

Extractions: Research RAE 2001 Results Strategy Virology Comparative Pathobiology ... Faculty Homepage [to publications] The RAE 2001 submission presents selected research outputs of 64 Category A staff of the Institute of Comparative Medicine (ICM) , the multidisciplinary research base of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and includes the Wellcome Centre for Molecular Parasitology , which was awarded Centre status in 1998. The returned staff, including 8 senior research fellows, hold 8 programme grants from the Wellcome Trust, the Leukaemia Research Fund and the Cancer Research Campaign. Research activity has continued to increase in strength and depth throughout the assessment period, and our new organisational structure has been endorsed by a recent award of £5.08M from the Wellcome Trust Science Research Investment Fund Research activities are presented under three general themes
Penn Med Research: Health Research Faculty Development Block Grant Memo
Kelly, Dean, School of veterinary medicine Dr. Afaf for research and research TrainingSchool of medicine. for Proposals for Health research Faculty development
http://www.med.upenn.edu/research/penn/memo.html

Extractions: SUBJECT: Call for Proposals for Health Research Faculty Development Block Grant The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania plans to award tobacco settlement funds to the University of Pennsylvania at the end of January 2003 to support high-quality, health-related research. The University has decided to allocate a portion of these funds to support outstanding multi-disciplinary research of strategic importance to Penn. Scientists within each school are encouraged to apply for exploratory/developmental grants in: Bioterrorism and Emerging Infectious Diseases For the purposes of this program, Bioterrorism is defined as the distribution of a biological agent in such a way as to cause widespread havoc. The ideal biowarfare agent is easily prepared, readily disseminated, transmitted from person to person efficiently, and causes high morbidity and mortality. CDC-defined Class A and C agents will receive priority. Emerging infectious diseases include pathogens that have become greater public health problems in recent years either because of recent transmission into the human population or that have become more prevalent due to drug resistance, breakdowns in the public health system, broader dissemination, or other factors. The committee plans to select a different scientific topic in future years.
School Of Veterinary Medicine: Dean's Office -- Personnel
2) management of an individual research program in and implementation of a programfor development of the programs of the School of veterinary medicine and UC
http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Personnel/listings/joblistings.cfm?job_id=1001

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