ADDL STAFF NEWS
Dr. Marlon Rebelatto, ADDL Graduate Student, was recently
awarded a Ph. D. from Veterinary Pathobiology. His thesis,
entitled Nasal-Associated Lymphoid Tissue and Intranasal
Immunizations in Cattle, focused on lymphocyte populations,
adhesion molecules expression, and cytokine expression of
tonsils in cattle and the development of subunit intranasal
vaccines for cattle. Dr. Rebelatto is also a finalist for
the Phi Zeta award in Basic Science Research.
Dr. Melanie Greeley, ADDL Graduate Student, completed her
Masters program and plans to pursue a PhD in Environmental
Pathology at UC Davis.
On The Road
Dr. Chuck Kanitz, Head of Virology/Serology, attended the
inaugural meeting of the National Institute for Animals
in Agriculture, Corpus Christi,
Texas April 2000
Alan Bunning, Computer Systems Programmer attended a VisuaLab
Users meeting, Dallas, Texas
, April 2000
Mary Woodruff, Virology Lab Superviser, attended The Association
of Veterinary Microbiologists meeting, Manhattan,
Kansas April 2000
Dr. Ching Ching Wu, Bacteriology and Avian department head,
participated in the USDA external review for the infectious
bursal disease project, Tel Aviv, Israel,
March 2000
Drs. Ching Ching Wu and Christine Hanika attended the Indiana
State Poultry Association meeting in Indianapolis
, March 2000
Dr. Charles Kanitz and Min Wang, Virology graduate Student,
will attend the American Society of Microbiologists meeting
in Los Angeles, California
in May, 2000.
Dr. Greg Stevenson traveled to the PeoplesRepublic
of China
to consult with the swine industry on diseases of swine in
April 2000.
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