Bioscience News

State of the Department 2007

• Presentation by Dr. Lairmore on the State of the Department for Veterinary Biosciences

Department "BIOS" newsletters

BIOS Newsletters are in Adobe pdf format. You will need Adobe Reader to view them.

• BIOS Newsletter: May 2008 2008.05.01 VBS Graduate Program Rated Among the Best at OSU; Events and programs; Wellness tip; Staff profile...
• BIOS Newsletter: April 2008 2008.04.01 Drs. Oglesbee and Niewiesk Awarded New NIH Grant to Study Fever in Measles Virus Infection; Drs. Rosol and Leong Awarded Susan Komen Grant to Study Breast Cancer...
• BIOS Newsletter: March 2008 2008.03.06 Dr. Charles Capen - A legacy

Graduate Seminars  

Autumn, 2007

Winter, 2008

Graduate news

VBS Graduate Newsletters are in Adobe pdf format. You will need Adobe Reader to view them.

• VBS Graduate Newsletter: Spring 2006 2006.04.01
• Spring 2006 Seminar Schedule 2006.03.23 Spring 2006 VBS Graduate Student Seminar Schedule
• VBS Graduate Newsletter: Winter 2006 2006.01.01

Biosciences in the press

• Pathology Program Featured in Journal of Veterinary Medical Education 2008.02.08 Drs. Lairmore, Oglesbee, Weisbrode, Wellman, Rosol, and Stombery
• Comparative Oncology Signature Program Featured 2008.01.14 OSU Today news feature for VBS
• World Veterinary Day 2006 Honors OSU 2006.04.29 Dr. Michael Lairmore research honored on World Veterinary Day 2006 for discovering a viral protein that was once thought to be unimportant...
• Viral Protein Influences Key Cell-Signaling Pathway 2005.05.05 New research shows that a protein produced by a cancer-causing virus influences a key signaling pathway in the immune cells that the virus infects...

Video

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• Comprehensive Cancer Center: Prostate Cancer 2006.05.11 News story on new cell line derived from dog prostate cancer mimics human and dog prostate cancer
• Comparative Oncology Program: Canine 2006.03.10 OSU Comprehensive Cancer Center Help For Dogs With Lymphoma
• Bioluminescence Infomercial 2005.04.04 Infomercial showcasing the use of bioluminescence in cancer research.