There are currently 29 primary departmental faculty members in the Department involved in research, education, and service activities. Research awards, over the last five years indicate strong interdisciplinary research programs in the areas of cancer, endocrinology,
The Department has a graduate program with ~70 students who pursue the M.S.
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- Combined Veterinary Pathology Residency PhD Support Fund (#316347) – used to support residents of the combined veterinary pathology residency/PhD program
- Veterinary Bioscience Support Fund (#301456) – provides general support to the Biosciences department
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Did You Know? The Beginning of the Center for Retrovirus Research:
The Retrovirus Research Program at The Ohio State University was organized in the early 1970s with funds from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Special Cancer Virus Research Program, which was part of society's "war against cancer." In 1989 Ohio State top administrators officially recognized and designated the Retrovirus Research Program as a university academic Center of Excellence.
The center's mission is to facilitate interdisciplinary research among faculty, graduate students and post-doctoral scientists in their investigations of problems relating to the prevention and treatment of retrovirus diseases of animals and man.
As part of this mission, the Retrovirus Research Program and the Center for Retrovirus Research have initiated more than 60 extramural projects pertaining to the
