News

On topics ranging from drug discovery to lung infections, second-year doctoral students presented research from their first year to a curious group of colleagues and faculty.

For Doctoral candidate Sera Sermet, understanding the interactions between cannabinoids and inflammation has become the subject of her overarching research as well as a recently published paper on the topic

From drug discovery to cancer research, Artificial Intelligence is proving to be a valuable tool in unlocking the secrets of helping keep the human body healthy. “I think it will become an essential tool in research,” said Dr. Bin Chen

Artificial Intelligence is being used to help researchers understand how a graph neural network can identify disruptions in metabolism resulting from chemical exposures. "There are things in that network that are hidden, which we can now detect,” Dr. Nault said.

The MSU Online Master's Program is offering a new course on a subject that should be studied and embraced, not feared

Marc Viens, aided by his Master's degree in Pharmacology & Toxicology from MSU, has continued his quest to learn and to discover what the medical education field has to offer.

For Dr. Kari Sant, this biennial event has always been a special combination of fellowship and talking about important science. Now as the current Chair of the GRC, she wants to continue that feeling of goodwill and creativity.

Dr. Anne Dorrance and her team recently published a paper showing that obesity can impact the tiny blood vessels in the brain and lead to the onset of dementia.

She has worked in the field of food research for three of the largest soft drink and snack food companies in the country and, thanks to her experience at Michigan State, "I definitely became more interested in toxicology, and the role toxicologists play in the food industry,” she said.

Sparked by interest in how pharmacology and toxicology can impact popular culture, three undergraduates have formed a club to ask questions, find answers and create a community of the curious.