Past Events
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Title: "Phylodynamic Reconstruction of Viral Outbreaks"
By: Dr. Louise Moncla, University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
The Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences presents “Inflammation in the CNS: Clues in the Pink Wasteland” by Dr. Elena Demeter, Assistant Clinical Professor in Anatomic Pathology, on Wednesday, September 25, 2024 from 8-9 a.m. in Paddock Lecture Hall 2 (S1-165).
Title: "Redox Regulation of Host-Microbe Interactions"
By: Dr. Stavroula Hatzios, Yale School of Medicine
Cornell Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Research & Education Fall Seminar Series 2024
Questions, misconceptions and dogma: Addressing antimicrobial use and resistance in animals
This presentation will highlight a range of issues pertaining to antimicrobial use in animals, focusing on areas where there are common misconceptions or oversimplification of the issues. With a broad scope from antimicrobial use in individual animals to recent global antimicrobial stewardship activities, this presentation will bridge science, communications and advocacy efforts that aim to address the wicked...
This seminar will describe laparoscopy, one of the major minimally invasive or "keyhole" surgery techniques used in equine veterinary medicine. The advantages of laparoscopy will be described, and candidates for this type of surgery highlighted. Additionally, the limitations of laparoscopy will be discussed. Find out when and why to consider laparoscopy for your horse!
Presented by Rebecca McOnie, DVM (Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine)
Title: "How Lessons From Animal Mucus Led to Glycan-Binding Broad Spectrum Antivirals"
By: Dr. Adam Braunschweig, City University of New York (CUNY)
Title: "Structure-Guided Design of Vaccines"
By: Dr. Rebecca DuBois, University of California, Santa Cruz
The departments of Population Medicine & Diagnostic Sciences and Public & Ecosystem Health present the Teaching Dairy Seminar, "Veterinary medicine across the pond, not oceans apart" by Dr. Steven Van Winden, Associate Dean & Associate Professor at the Royal Veterinary College in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, August 21st from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the College of Veterinary Medicine's Lecture Hall 3 (T1-003).
Quality Milk Production Services in the Animal Health Diagnostic Center, Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences, presents "Developing strategies to improve mammary gland health in dairy cattle", by Dr. Turner Swartz, Assistant Professor in Dairy Production at South Dakota State University on Thursday, August 1 from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. in Powell Classroom 6 (S1-222).
This year’s 36th hybrid (in-person and virtual) iteration of what has become widely known as a premier feline veterinary continuing education experience promises to live up to and exceed the high expectations that we always set for ourselves on behalf of our dedicated attendees.
With keynote presentations by Dr. Jody Lulich, director of the Minnesota Urolith Center and world renowned expert on feline nephrology and urology, and informative sessions that will include common feline toxicities, the rapidly evolving world of feline coronaviruses, advances in feline perianesthetic pain management...
This year’s 36th hybrid (in-person and virtual) iteration of what has become widely known as a premier feline veterinary continuing education experience promises to live up to and exceed the high expectations that we always set for ourselves on behalf of our dedicated attendees.
With keynote presentations by Dr. Jody Lulich, director of the Minnesota Urolith Center and world renowned expert on feline nephrology and urology, and informative sessions that will include common feline toxicities, the rapidly evolving world of feline coronaviruses, advances in feline perianesthetic pain management...
Quality Milk Production Services in the Animal Health Diagnostic Center presents “A sustainable dairy future: expanding "carbon tunnel vision” through the eyes of a milk quality and welfare professional” by Dr. Amy Vasquez, Senior Manager for Quality and Care, Danone, at Horizon Organic Dairy, LLC on Thursday, July 25 at 9:30am in Classroom 7 (S1-226).
A free lecture presented by Dr. Kathryn Fiorella, Assistant Professor, Cornell’s Department of Public & Ecosystem Health
Fish are touted as sustainable and nutritious, but growing global demand for fish and expanding aquaculture are quickly reshaping these food systems. At the same time, our global freshwaters are experiencing the most dramatic falls in biodiversity and wild fisheries will continue to be a major source of food. As aquatic food systems and environments are revamped, what does that mean for the people who live and work within these systems? How does it impact their choices about...
A free lecture presented by Dr. Kathryn Fiorella, Assistant Professor, Cornell’s Department of Public & Ecosystem Health
Fish are touted as sustainable and nutritious, but growing global demand for fish and expanding aquaculture are quickly reshaping these food systems. At the same time, our global freshwaters are experiencing the most dramatic falls in biodiversity and wild fisheries will continue to be a major source of food. As aquatic food systems and environments are revamped, what does that mean for the people who live and work within these systems? How does it impact their choices...
The National Academy of Science and Engineering's Forum in Microbial Threats will host a public workshop to examine cases where genomics technologies have been applied successfully to disease surveillance and response, highlight key characteristics of these technologies' impact, and identify potential opportunities for broader adoption in public health. High-throughput and increasingly affordable genome sequencing technologies have enabled the use of pathogen genomics and metagenomics as powerful data-driven disease surveillance approaches. These epidemiological tools have been critical in...
Quality Milk Production Services in the Animal Health Diagnostic Center presents “Moo-ving forward with lessons from studying mastitis and metabolic health in dairy cows” by Dr. Luciano Caixeta, Associate Professor of Dairy Production Medicine at the University of Minnesota on Wednesday, July 17 at 9am at the College of Veterinary Medicine in Powell Classroom 6 (S1-222).
Meet our paw-some veterinarians by joining us in this upcoming webinar on Canine Lymphoma.
This session will provide an overview of the many different presentations of canine lymphoma. Options for treatment will be discussed with a focus on novel canine-specific medications. Lastly, findings from clinical trials on alternatives to chemotherapy will be presented.
Learning objectives
Describe the mechanism of action for Tanovea® and Laverdia®-CA1.
List possible adverse reactions to Tanovea® and Laverdia®-CA1.
Describe the efficacy of Tanovea® and Laverdia®-CA1.
List possible side...
Women play important roles in preventing foodborne diseases throughout the food system, from agricultural production and food processing to vending and home meal preparation. Understanding gender dynamics in value chains and households can inform more effective food safety practices, policies, and outreach. This webinar will share insights from Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Safety projects on engaging and empowering women in aquaculture (Bangladesh), produce production (Cambodia), and household food safety (Nigeria).
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This conference will focus on teaching approaches that encourage and support veterinary students’ reflection on their learning experiences, and the development of lifelong learning skills through self-regulated learning. These will be examined in the context of both classroom settings and the clinical learning environment, and the implications for students’ academic achievement, the development of clinical skills, and wellbeing will be considered. Keynote speakers will address topics such as narrative medicine, principles of self-regulated learning, metacognition, feedback, and evaluation.