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ADDL STAFF NEWS
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Dr. Cindy Fishman completed her PhD program at Purdue
ADDL and Eli Lilly in June, 2001. She has accepted a position
as pathologist at Merck and Co. in New
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Dr. MattiKiupel completed his PhD program
inJune, 2001. He is a pathologist atMichigan State University
AnimalHealth Diagnostic Laboratory inLansing,
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| ADDL welcomes its new graduate students Drs.
Theresa Boulineau, Alok Sharma and Sandra Schoeniger. |
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Dr. Boulineau
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Dr. Sharma
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Dr. Schoeniger
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ADDL introduces its newest faculty member, Dr. RameshVemulapalli.
In addition to research activities, he will focus on
efforts to develop additional molecular diagnostics tests
at Purdue ADDL.
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| Dr. Vemulapalli completed his BVSc and MVSc
degrees at the AndhraPradesh Agricultural University and the
Indian Veterinary Research Institute, respectively, both in
India. He earned his PhD in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
in 1996 from the University of Maryland and completed postdoctoral
study at the Center for Molecular Medicine and Infectious
Diseases at Virginia Tech in 2000.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Vemulapalli, his wife,
Dr. Tracy Vemulapalli and daughter Maya to Purdue.
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WEB ACCESS TO ADDL REPORTS
ADDL is pleased to announce a new method
of obtaining laboratory reports. Any licensed veterinarian
or clinician can access completed reports that have been
generated from our VisuaLab Information System from any
web browser through ADDL’s web page. In order
to have access, we must set up an account for you. Log
onto our website at:
www.addl.purdue.edu/onlineaccess/contact.asp
From there you can fill out an online form or download
a form to fill out and fax back to us.
In order to protect the privacy of your patients, we are
using a security model that grants access based on clinic
location. You will be able to see all the reports from
cases submitted by your current clinic location and nowhere
else.
We hope you find this service valuable.
In the 4th quarter of this year, we will be
implementing a system whereby reports can be automatically
emailed to veterinarians and clinicians. If you
are interested using this service, please send me a note
at
http://www.addl.purdue.edu
-by Steve Vollmer, Systems Manager
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ON THE ROAD
Drs. ChingChing Wu and Tsang Long Lin were invited speakers
at the 2nd International Symposium on Infectious
Bursal Disease Virus and Chicken Anemia Virus in Rauischholzhausen,
Germany,
June 2001.
Drs. Leon Thacker, ChingChing Wu, and Tsang Long Lin attended
the American Veterinary Association annual meeting in Boston,
Massachusetts, July 2001.
Dr. Leon Thacker was invited to speak on international
export/import regulations by the Department of Agriculture,
Beijing, China,
August, 2001
Christina Wilson and Regina Bedel presented papers at the
American Association of Analytical Chemists meeting in Peoria,
Illinois, June 2001.
Drs. Kaori Sakamoto and Leon Thacker spoke to veterinary
students at North Carolina State
University
on pathology as a career choice in September, 2001.
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