October 2025
Solving the mastitis challenge requires a comprehensive approach. This webinar will guide you through the latest insights on the importance of pathogen identification, diagnostic innovations, and integrated control strategies to protect your herd.
Presented by Luciana B. da Costa, DVM, MSc,…
“Tuning the Microscope: New Pathogenesis Paradigms for an Arthropod-borne Pathogen,” presented by Dr. Thomas Burke, University of California-Irvine.
“ARRDC5 Regulation of Histone-to-Protamine Exchange During Mouse Spermiogenesis” presented by Leela Robinson, PhD student. (Advisor: Dr. Jon Oatley)
“Insulin Signaling Regulation, By INSR and IGF1R, in Embryo Implantation and Pregnancy,” presented by Jenna Douglas.
PhD candidate presenting, “Tick trained immunity hinges upon activated hemocytes.”
Semester Seminar, presented by Dr. Susan Matthew.
This community-wide event provides time to remember, grieve, and celebrate the difference companions make in our lives.
“Application of Next-Generation Sequencing with Hybrid Capture to Track Spillover Events of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) into Wildlife and Livestock,” presented by Thomas Waltzek, WADDL.
“Varying Mechanisms by which Myosin Binding Protein C Variants Cause Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, ” presented by Dr. Sharlene Day, University of Pennsylvania.
Menopause might seem far off, but its impact is closer than you think – affecting your future health, relationships, and the women you know and love right now.
Showcasing research by our undergraduate, graduate, and professional veterinary medical students, postdoctoral researchers, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine residents and interns.
“Engineering Traits in Livestock,” presented by Brietta Latham, PhD student.
Stadtman investigator, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.
Event will include talks by Dr. Kanako Hayashi from the WSU Center for Reproductive Biology on menstruation and endometriosis, and Ashley Wilson, a nurse practitioner at Cougar Health Services. Q & A will follow the screening. Sponsored by the Women’s Center, Cougar Health Services, Health Education, and the Center for Reproductive Biology.
Come learn about exciting developments in these labs.
A fundraiser and “zombie run.” Proceeds donated to the WSU Rabies Free Africa campaign.
“Thick-Filament Regulatory Interactions in the Cardiac Sarcomere,” presented by Kyrah Turner, PhD student.
Presented by Dr. Jeremiah Grissett.
“Mapping Transcription Start Site Dynamics to Decipher Dispersed Initiation and Profile Host Immune Responses in Disease,” presented by Oluwadamilola Olanrewaju, PhD student.
Raising awareness about the North American bat, and how they are under theat.
“Surveying Changes in Functional Connectivity Across Seasons in Drosophila,” presented by Dr. Sergio Hidalgo Sotelo.
“Insulin Signaling in the Uterine Stroma is Essential for Pregnancy Establishment,” presented by Cynthia Francis
Presented by Drs. Arno Werners and Jessica Bunch.
“Deep Learning-Based Cell-Specific Gene Regulatory Networks Inferred From Single-Cell Multiome Data,” presented by Kimber Benasutti.
Research Faculty, Institute for Health in the Human Ecosystem , Office of Research and Economic Development , University of Idaho.
Peters Lab and “Is the Musculoskeletal System Like the Automatic Transmission System of a Car,” presented by Dr. David Lin.