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Ethnoveterinary Research and Development (Indigenous Knowledge and Development Series)
Animal Reproduction: New Research Developments
Animal Models in Cardiovascular Research (Developments in Cardiovascular Medicine) by D.R. Gross, 1994-05-31
The Development of Science-based Guidelines for Laboratory Animal Care: Proceedings of the November 2003 International Workshop by International Workshop on the Development of Science-based Guidelines for Laboratory Animal Care Program Committee, National Research Council, 2004-10-21
Working Animals In Agriculture And Transport: A Collection of Some Current Research and Development Observations (European Association for Animal Production Technical Series)
The Study Of Livestock Farming Systems In A Research And Development Framework: Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Livestock Farming ... (European Association for Animal Production)
Reduction of Animal Usage in the Development and Control of Biological Products (Developments in Biologicals) by I. Davidson, 1986-12
Strategies For The Development Of Fat Tail Sheep In The Near East (European Association for Animal Production)
Requirements for strengthening postgraduate research training in agriculture and veterinary medicine: A contribution to Kenya's manpower development for agricultural research (Country progress report) by T. Ajibola Taylor, 1985
Trends in veterinary research & development by Glenys Bloomfield, 1989
Cost of initial development of PLATO instruction in veterinary medicine (Illinois. University. Computer-based Education Research Laboratory. CERL report) by George M Grimes, 1975
Agri-business learning activity: Audio-visual development (Research series / North Dakota Research Coordinating Unit) by Leonard Larshus, 1975
Feline Leukemia Virus: Proceedings of the Third International Feline Leukemia Virus Meeting, St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, May 5- (Developments in Cancer Research)
Animal Applications of Research in Mammalian Development (Current Communications in Cell and Molecular Biology) by Roger A. Pederson, Anne McLaren, 1991-07-01

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College Of Veterinary Medicine
research in the College of veterinary medicine is varied and diverse both in itsnature Other investigators are involved in the development of newer,
http://www.research.okstate.edu/report95/report/vetmed/vetmedn.html

Extractions: Click on photograph to view caption Veterinary medicine impacts almost every critical aspect of human life: the food we eat and the clothes we wear; our physical, emotional, and economic well-being; and the quality of our environment. Few people are aware of the enormous diversity of job opportunities that exist in veterinary medical sciences. In addition to the well-known private practice D.V.M., veterinary scientists serve in government, industry, and academia in a plethora of roles. Institutions of higher learning produce two primary products. One of these products is the creation of new knowledge through research, and the second is graduates who put this knowledge to work in society to enhance personal development, the quality of life, and the operation and productivity of our businesses, government, and other institutions. The College of Veterinary Medicine produces not only well-trained veterinary clinicians and researchers but also generates new knowledge through research in many areas of veterinary biomedical sciences. Dean Joseph W. Alexander firmly believes that teaching and research are inseparable. A complete scholar not only teaches a modern, up-to-date course through library research and preparation but also conducts and directs active laboratory or clinical research. Research complements good teaching by stimulating the intellect and maintaining the inquisitive nature of the scholar. Research is an essential component of scholarship in the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Office Of Research And Development At The University Of Prince Edward Island, Ca
Nursing, Science, and veterinary medicine are engaged in active research research foci include cognitive development and conceptual learning;
http://www.upei.ca/research/researchprofiles/strategicplans/strategicplans.html

Extractions: Approved by the Senate of the University, 21 June 2000, and Updated June 2001 I. Goals and Objectives: UPEIs research strategy pursues the following broad goals: the support of research, individually and in teams, across the full spectrum of academic disciplines; the enhancement of teaching and learning by an environment rich in research and creativity; the development of a dynamic culture of research, creativity, and innovation across the University. As the provinces only university, UPEI must be a key site for and play a leadership role in knowledge-based development. To help achieve these goals, UPEI will seek to deploy Canada Research Chairs and Canada Foundation for Innovation grants to promote the development of teams of researchers comprising scholars from more than one academic unit or discipline. These teams will be encouraged in areas of existing or emerging research strength and excellence. Supported areas of research will have a demonstrable impact - in terms of benefits and reputation - for Prince Edward Island, the Atlantic Region, and Canada. Canada Research Chairs will be catalysts and leaders for these constellations of researchers and Canada Foundation for Innovation grants will help provide the tools need for high-level collaborative research. II. Support for Research and Research Training:
Stylus - Ethnoveterinary Research And Development
Ethnoveterinary research and development alternatives to conventionalWesternstyle veterinary medicine - especially where the latter is unavailable,
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Graduate Institute Of Veterinary Pathology
Such courses are offered by the Department of veterinary medicine, the Graduate research and development are undertaken with great endeavor in the
http://www.ivp.nchu.edu.tw/evolution/evolution01.htm

Extractions: Graduate Institute of Veterinary Pathology Objective Faculty Curriculum Equipment and Library ... nchu ivp home Objective The main curriculum of the Graduate Institute of Veterinary Pathology is designed with the aim to educate students to study in the field of animal diseases. Based upon the pathology and modern fields of immunopathology, molecular pathology as well as molecular biology, graduate students can further understand the pathogenesis of diseases and improve their diagnosis techniques for the purposes of disease control, prevention and public health. In addition, our principle is also training veterinary student to become veterinary pathologists and improving their research activity. The following category summarize the goals of the Institute: To improve veterinarians in diseases diagnosis To study on the important epidemic disease pathogens, with emphasis on the field of immunology and molecular pathology To use animal models to study diseases among humans and animals, with emphasis on comparative pathology, immunopathology and oncology To study on the diseases of aquatic animals To study on wild animal diseases To improve services for clinical veterinarians on the field of small animal clinics and surgical pathology To study on the reproductive pathology of farmed animals in an effort to treat reproductive disorders and promote efficiency in production To emphasize the researchs on toxicology for reducing environmental destruction and waste of natural resources Faculty
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE NAMES OUTSTANDING ALUMNI
Golden, a 1969 graduate of the College of veterinary medicine and a colonel The program supports Air Force research and development activities in areas
http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/archive/042996-1.html

Extractions: COLLEGE STATION Veterinarians Dr. John G. Golden of San Antonio, Dr. Robert E. "Bob" Jones of Childress and Dr. Walter F. Juliff of Bryan were recognized during the college's 1996 Outstanding Alumnus Banquet held at Texas A&M University Association of Former Students' Clayton Williams Jr. Alumni Center in College Station. The banquet was part of the College of Veterinary Medicine's 1996 homecoming activities. Golden and Juliff were recognized as outstanding veterinary alumni in government, industry and academia. Jones was recognized as an outstanding alumnus in the category of food animal medicine. Golden, a 1969 graduate of the College of Veterinary medicine and a colonel in the U.S. Air Force, is director of the veterinary sciences division, Armstrong Laboratory, Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio. In that position, Golden directs and manages the largest U.S. Air Force laboratory animal resources program in the country. The program supports Air Force research and development activities in areas including toxicology, ionizing radiation, lasers and emergency medical education. He also is veterinary medical consultant to the Air Force surgeon-general and military consultant to the U.S. Surgeon General for laboratory animal medicine. Jones is a 1951 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine. He is president and general manager of Panhandle Veterinary Supply, a company he organized to provide veterinary medications to Panhandle veterinarians at reasonable cost.
Reports Call For High-Level Coordination Of Animal Health And More Research-Orie
But changing the culture of colleges of veterinary medicine will be equally Ohio Agricultural research and development Center Ohio State University
http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309092590?OpenDocument
Formal Education - Higher Education
study is four years (six years for medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine) . The Institute conducts research and development on the content and
http://www.mext.go.jp/english/org/formal/22.htm

Extractions: The institutions for higher education in Japan consist of universities, junior colleges, colleges of technology and specialized training colleges (specialized schools) which offer specialized courses. Since the end of World War , the scale of higher education in Japan has expanded remarkably, particularly in the number of private institutions. Today the scale of higher education in Japan ranks among the highest in the world. Universities and Graduate Schools The purpose of universities, as the centers of advanced learning, is to provide students with wide-ranging knowledge and to conduct in-depth teaching and research in specialized academic disciplines. The term of study is four years (six years for medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine). Graduates are awarded a bachelor's degree. A university may also establish a graduate school offering master courses (two-year standard term of study) and doctoral courses (five-year standard term of study: four years for medicine, dentistry and veterinarian medicine) or professional degree courses (two-year standard term of study; however, depending on the field in some cases it can take between one and two years or more than three years). Those who have completed the graduate course are awarded either a master's , a doctorate or a professional degree.
Development Officer (129828) - College Of Veterinary Medicine - University Of Mi
development Officer College of veterinary medicine - University of Minnesota . Review research reports and information from the University donor
http://www.cvm.umn.edu/about/humanresources/employment/Development_Officer.html

Extractions: The College of Veterinary Medicine at The University of Minnesota is recruiting for two (2) Development Officers. Since it was founded in 1947, the College of Veterinary Medicine has relied on private grants, in addition to other sources, to fulfill its mission of teaching, research and service. The Development staff is responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding major gifts, both current and deferred, to the CVM. These positions complement the development efforts of the Dean, faculty and staff, and the rest of the professional fund-raising team. The Development Officers will work with alumni, friends, and corporations to determine their philanthropic interests, and close appropriate gifts in support of the collegiate and departmental fundraising priorities. Duties: Required: Bachelors degree. Minimum of four years professional development experience, with demonstrated ability to promote and successfully solicit major gifts by identifying major gift prospects, managing caseload, designing and implementing cultivation and solicitation strategies and ensuring follow-up activities and stewardship. Demonstrated communications and interpersonal skills and success in working in a team setting. Preferred Selection Criteria: Advanced degree. Five years or more experience in direct individual major gift solicitations of $25,000 or more; professional development experience in higher education; demonstrated experience in donor/prospect cultivation and solicitation process, including use of volunteers. Knowledge of planned giving programs. Strong commitment to a major, land-grant/research university in an urban environment. Campaign experience.
Deer - Sub-Program 1 Of The Rural Industries Research And Development Corporatio
Deer Sub-Program 1 of the rural Industries research and development of theclinical potential of velvet antler products in veterinary medicine
http://www.rirdc.gov.au/programs/deer.html

Extractions: RIRDC Deer Research Results: Deer publications for sale Free downloadable research reports Free Short Reports (research sumaries) Five-year Deer Industry Plan Handbook of New Industries entries Deer Agfacts (factsheets) About the RIRDC Deer Research Program: Key longterm strategies Some key performance indicators Background Strategies for 2005-2006 ... Total program budget 2005-2006 Industry related links: Deer Industry Association of Australia Key long term strategies maintain industry focus on expanding deer numbers, particularly by stimulating interest in deer production amongst farmers of traditional livestock species improve market demand for deer products by improving product quality and quality control systems improve market demand for deer products by developing new value-added venison and velvet products according to identified existing market requirements and by appropriate market development strategies promote utilisation and adoption of research results, particularly in deer nutrition, to improve the uniformity and quality of industry products and the capacity of producers to consistently supply them
Active Skim View Of: 5 An Assessment Of Current And Projected Resource Needs For
research in veterinary science and veterinary medicine as a whole are at the In fact, HSPD9 calls for acceleration and expansion in development of
http://www.nap.edu/nap-cgi/skimit.cgi?isbn=030909660X&chap=131-150
CSU Library - Databases At CSU - Veterinary Science
that covers current and recently completed research and development projects, Subject areas includes veterinary sciences and veterinary medicine,
http://www.csu.edu.au/division/library/eresource/vetsciencedata.html

Extractions: search ask us request forms new books ... databases Text Size: A A A Academic Research Library Arts, Current affairs, Business and industry news and analysis, Children, Cultural events and issues, Education, Health, Humanities, International, Law, Psychology, Sciences, Social Sciences and general interest journals. Covers significant articles from more than 2000 general and academic journals. AMI (Informit) - Australasian Medical Index is a bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts articles from over 160 Australian health and medical serials, most of which are not indexed for MEDLINE, on all aspects of health and medicine. Subject coverage includes all aspects of health and medicine, with an emphasis on clinical medicine Biological Abstracts (OVID) - Reference database for life science research. Covers original research reports and reviews in biological and biomedical areas. Coverage includes traditional areas of biology, such as botany, zoology and microbiology, as well as related fields such as biomedical, agriculture, pharmacology and ecology. Coverage 1995-2001. Now continued in Biosis Previews. Biosis Previews (OVID) - Continues from Biological Abstracts. Covers original research reports and reviews in biological and biomedical areas. Coverage includes traditional areas of biology, such as botany, zoology and microbiology, as well as related fields such as biomedical, agriculture, pharmacology and ecology.
FWF Austrian Science Fund - Press - Linguistics Meets Veterinary
Linguistics meets veterinary medicine 13th Century Armenian Medical Book onHorses has been PR D - Public Relations for research development
http://www.fwf.ac.at/en/press/horses.html
Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine - Research Report 1999
development of Yersinia vaccines based on recombinant factors of virulence Within clinical veterinary medicine , an attempt is being made to transfer
http://www.uni-leipzig.de/forsch99/25000/eindex.htm

Extractions: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/fak/vet.htm Research Activities at the Faculty Topics of Doctorates and Postdoctoral Qualifications Previous Years Reports of the Institutes and Departments Institute of Veterinary Anatomy Institute of Veterinary Physiology Institute of Veterinary Physiological Chemistry Institute of Pharmacology, Pharmacy and Toxicology ... Teaching and Experimental Farm Oberholz The projects of the veterinary faculty are focused on the following topics 1. Products of animal origin and consumer protection
Research At The University Of Glasgow Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine: Strategy
Strategy of the Institute of Comparative medicine, Faculty of veterinary The Faculty s plans for development of its Garscube campus site require the
http://www.gla.ac.uk/faculties/vet/research/strategy.htm

Extractions: Research Welcome Strategy People Seminars ... Graduate School Themes Parasitic Diseases Faculty Homepage Research Strategy 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. Key elements of our of science strategy are considered under the main themes of the ICM :
Developmental Medicine Research At The University Of Glasgow Faculty Of Medicine
School of veterinary medicine, SURC and CESAME, to create a resource forresearch in human nutrition, growth, development and health promotion,
http://www.gla.ac.uk/faculties/medicine/research/developmentaltheme.html

Extractions: Research Overview Research Community Research Strategy Committee Funding Opportunities ... Good Practice Guidelines Divisional Research Strategy Cancer Sciences and Molecular Pathology Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences Developmental Medicine Community Based Sciences ... Dental School Photograph courtesy of: Links The mission of the Division of Developmental Medicine is to understand the genetic-environmental interactions, which underpin the physiology of normal and disordered growth and development, how they impact on health in infancy, childhood, pregnancy and adulthood, and to apply this knowledge to prevent, detect, and treat disease. The principal aim in the short to medium term is to consolidate research within the Division, by bringing together active researchers into strong groups in locations with optimum facilities and resources to undertake first-class work of international importance. Research activities will continue to be focussed largely on the GRI and Yorkhill sites, with important collaborations with research groups in other University locations. The clinical research capacity at GRI will be enhanced, with a strong focus on regulation of metabolism through creation of a Translational Research Unit , which will exploit the high prevalence of metabolic, nutritional and vascular disease in the West of Scotland to investigate their genesis and mechanisms.
Medical Sciences
Lecturing/research Curriculum development for the Practice Discipline of NursingHealth Assistant Clinical Instructor, School of veterinary medicine,
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Bill Summary Status
minority pharmacy education, minority veterinary medicine education, S.1561 A bill to provide for a research program for the development and
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Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine - Research
research FOCUS. Bacteriology and Virology development of nucleic acid probesfor diagnosis of important poultry diseases. Fish and Shrimp
http://www.vet.upm.edu.my/english/research.html

Extractions: Focus Projects Awards and Achievement Commercialised Products ... Research Assistants RESEARCH FOCUS Bacteriology and Virology Fish and Shrimp Herd Heal th Vaccination against parasitic infection Development of an effective diagnostic tool and novel vaccine against infectious bursal disease virus infection The epidemiology, pathogenesis and diagnosis of eperythrozoonosis in sheep Bacteriological, pathogeneticity, epidemiological and control studies of ovine footroot The epidemiology, pathogenesis and diagnosis of eperythrozoonosis in sheep
Dailypennsylvanian.com - Vet School To Build New Research Facilities
For students in the School of veterinary medicine, it s not simply a matter of of veterinary research, as development Director Mark Stewart put it.
http://www.dailypennsylvanian.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/02/26/3c7b51ce1524c?i
Elsevier Author Gateway
An International Journal on research and development in veterinary Preventiveveterinary medicine has an Impact Factor of 1.260 and is ranked 22nd out
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