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Articles
- UGA-CVM Receives $1.18 Million NIH Grant for Rabies Vaccine Investigation Georgia Veterinary Medical Association News, Oct 8, 2007
- NIH Awards Emory $32.8 Million to Create Influenza Center of Excellence Woodruff Health Sciences Center News, Apr 2, 2007
- Making Light of Rapid Virus Diagnosis The Naked Scientists, Feb 25, 2007
- Focus on key poultry lab as UGA hatches big biodefense goals: Boost to research, area economy Athens Banner-Herald, Feb 18, 2007
- Biofunctional organic nanocrystals for quantitative detection of pathogen deoxyribonucleic acid News-Medical.Net, Dec 4, 2006
- Nanotechnology Used For Detecting Viruses Bio-Medicine, Nov 16, 2006
- Silver bullet: UGA researchers use laser, nanotechnology to rapidly detect viruses UGA News Service, Nov 15, 2006
- Viruses, Vaccines and the "Unstoppable" Ralph Tripp UGA Research Magazine, Fall 2005
- Facility Supports Research on Diseases in Animals and People UGA Research Magazine, Fall 2005
- Research at University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine Focuses on Preventing Worldwide Flu Epidemic AScribe Newswire, Sep 12, 2005
- RNA Interference and the Wayward Petunia VMES Annual Report 2005
- Vaccinology VMES Annual Report 2004
- Vacine development specialist is named GRA Eminent Scholar UGA News Service, Jun 16, 2003
Awards and Accomplishments
- Lisa Moore took first place at the 2008 UGA Department of Infectious Diseases Annual Retreat with her poster: Respiratory Syncytial Virus Attachment G and Nonstructural Proteins Modulate the Early Anti-Viral Host Response to Infection. Congratulations Lisa!
- Tiffany Turner has been awarded a GRO Assistantship from the UGA Graduate School Center of Outreach and Diversity. Way to go Tiffany!
- Congratulations to Christine Oshansky for receiving the 2008 Dissertation Completion Award from the UGA Graduate School.
- Christine Oshansky won an award for the "Best Trainee" at the 6th International Respiratory Syncytial Virus Symposium held October 25-28th, 2007, at Marco Island, Florida. She was the winner among 46 PhD trainee presentors.
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