Vetmed

CVM researchers lead effort to track bird flu’s threat to Minnesota wildlife

With $1.267 million in funding from the LCCMR, the collaborative effort will establish a Minnesota wildlife virus surveillance program.

With a $3.3 million grant from the NIH, CVM researchers will examine the causes and genetics of the condition osteochondritis dissecans.

Meet the people behind our world-class research program to share their exciting advancements and the passion that drives their work.

The NIH-funded program at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine is currently seeking applicants for 2025.

A new video series highlights the people who make CVM a research powerhouse.

The grants will fund projects ranging from managementh, to improving testing, and understanding the impacts of surface decontamination.

The Veterinary Medical Center is hosting a pet talent contest to raise awareness for its Give to the Max Day campaign.

The funds provide support for targeted needs at a crucial stage in researchers’ professional development.

A new video series highlights the people who make CVM a research powerhouse.

With funding from the USDA, a multi-university initiative paves the way for the future of animal genetics.