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.
WELCOME TO THE CBC CAMPUS:
The Research Department is pleased to announce the the addition of Cathy Innes: Director, Business and Innovation to our college. Cathy's role will be to develop and promote research efforts of the College of Veterinary Medicine’s (CVM) and the Center for Comparative Medicine and Translational Research (CCMTR) through commercialization of research assets by engagement with industry partners, entrepreneurs, and investors. Her office is in the main CVM bldg. room A222; 919-513-6566. Stop by and say hi.
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Executive Summaries of Faculty Excellence Hire Proposals Recommended For Funding
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Research Committee Calendar 2012/2013
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Research News and Announcements
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2013 Research Forum Poster and Oral Presentation Winners
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Center for Comparative Medicine and Translational Research: Post Residency PhD Training for Veterinarians
New Grant Awards (May): Congratulations
- Dr. Anthony Blikslager: "Mechanisms of Chloride Channel Clc-2 Mediated Tight Junction Repair"; Sucampo Pharma Americas, Inc.
- Dr. Barbara Sherman/ summer scholar Eva Frantz : "The use of trazodone to reduce anxiety in cats during veterinary visits"; Morris Animal Foundation
- Dr. Mark Alley: "Monitoring for Trichomoniasis in NC Cow-Calf Herds"; NC Cattlemen's Association
- Dr. Paul Orndorff: " Listeriosis Pathogenesis: Effect of Serogroup-specific Wall Teichoic Acid Changes"; NIH
- Dr. Sam Jones/ summer scholar Emily Medlin: "2013 Hitchings Proposal"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Kyle Mathews/ summer scholar Anna Charlton; " George H. Hitchings Proposal"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Callie Fogle/ summer scholar Rachel Turner: "Risk Factors for Incisional Complications- Hitchings Proposal"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Jorge Piedrahita/ summer scholar Hanna Reynolds , " 2013 Summer Scholar Hitchings Proposal"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Matthew Breen/ summer scholar, Susan Bowman: "2013 Hitchings Proposal"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Adam Birkenheuer/ summer scholar Megan Schreeg: "2013 Summer Scholar Hitchings Proposal for Megan Schreeg"; Triangle Community Foundation for Summer Scholar
- Dr. Scott Bailey: "Effect of Intravaginal Administration of Probiotics on Vaginal Microbiota and Clinical Outcomes of Dogs with Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections"; Triangle Community Foundation
- Associate Dean and Director for Research & Graduate Studies, Dr. Kate Meurs