The Cornell Equine Seminar Series presents its next installment with a focus on equine lameness. This seminar will be presented by Dr. Lisa Fortier, James Law Professor of Large Animal Surgery. 

The Cornell Equine Seminar Series occurs on the second Tuesday of every month and are free and open to the public. Come and learn about equine topics from Cornell experts.

Live stream available!

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This year's research presentations celebrate the 40th anniversary of collaboration between the Harry M. Zweig Memorial Fund for Equine Research and Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine.  In an effort to increase awareness about the Fund and its long-standing impact on equine research, we host an annual poster session in conjunction with a series of equine-focused presentations to highlight topics of interest and research supported by Zweig funding. 

If you are interested in presenting a poster, please submit your abstract no later than Wednesday, November 6th.   ...

The evidence supporting a diet of minimally processed foods close to nature, predominantly plants, will be presented and contextualized. 

Reception to follow

Topic: Novel Biomaterials in Veterinary Medicine.  Presented by faculty panel from Alfred University Inamori School of Engineering, Biomaterials Engineering Program.

• All Cornell faculty, staff, students and collaborators are welcome to attend.
• Light refreshments provided.

First-Year BBS Students - 5 Minute Rotation Presentations

• Rachel Chang
• Chloe Cheng
• Leanne Donahue
• Mark Gallardo
• Camille Holmes
• Cindy Hsu

Through a grant made possible by Dr. Hollis Erb, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell is proud to offer subsidized spay/neuter clinics for outdoor & community cats of CU Faculty, Staff, and Students on specific dates through the end of November 2019. 

“Resident Memory T Cells: Surveillance, Function, and Plasticity”

Itchy and Scratchy: Neuroimmune Mechanisms Underlying Acute and Chronic Itch

Dr. Diana Bautista, Associate Professor, Department of Molecular & Cell Biology
 

Hosted by:  Gunther Hollopeter, Department of Molecular Medicine

Refreshments at 3:30pm - Lecture Hall 5

Fish stories: swimming in water contaminated with antibiotics and bacterial pathogens