Title: "CD8+ T Cell Immunity: New Tools to Answer Old Questions"

By: Brian Rudd

Part of our multi-part Pathways from Postdoc to Faculty series: Learn how to survive (and thrive!) during the long, multi-day interview, how to navigate bias and discrimination, how to spot potential green and red flags in a department, and when and how to discuss different topics and concerns with search committees and department chairs.

Keynote address by Stefanie DeLuca for the New Demgraphy of Migration & Mobility Conference:  "Residential Mobility, Housing Insecurity, and Neighborhood Opportunity: What We Can Learn From Qualitative Meothds and Policy Experiments."

In Latin America, dairy production faces serious challenges such as low-quality forage, diseases (infectious, metabolic, and parasitic), climate change, and insufficient access to technology, markets, infrastructure, and resources. Nevertheless, the dairy industry directly impacts the socioeconomic status of millions of families through its contribution to income, food security, and access to protein. A review of unique pasture-based dairy systems located mainly in lowlands (valleys and plains) and highlands (Andes Mountains) will provide context for a presentation of...

We're excited to announce the Cornell student chapter of the American Association of Feline Practitioners will be hosting our annual Feline Follies event! This is a program during which we invite students and the greater Cornell and Ithaca community to our school to celebrate cats and Cornell on Saturday April 29th from 10am - 1:30pm in the vet school's lower atrium (Schurman Hall). Some of the things guests can look forward to are: 

• An interactive lecture with Dr. Kornreich and some friendly feline volunteers
• Q&A with our panel of veterinary experts including
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We are pleased to announce the Tri-Institutional Symposium on Reproductive Biology and Infertility (Tri-Repro) to be held this year at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. The Symposium is hosted by Magee-Womens Research Institute/University of Pittsburgh, Cornell University and University of Pennsylvania and is organized by a committee of trainees from those institutions.