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Drs. James Luyendyk, Anne Dorrance and Norbert Kaminski were among 49 honored at MSU's 2024 Investiture for Endowed Faculty

Dr. Jamie Bernard, the program's new director, wants to help students not only do the important work that’s necessary but provide some opportunities to make it a little less overwhelming. "I'm really working for them," she said.

MSU researchers starting to work on how the state-of-the-art Certara software will help provide safer, more effective drug therapies

Drs. Lauver, Luyendyk, Dorrance and Fink have been awarded funding from the inaugural Tetrad Interdisciplinary fund program through the Office of Research and Innovation.

Erin Zaluzec successfully defended her dissertation Thursday, Feb. 22 in front of 40 colleagues and faculty in person and another 20 who viewed online. The topic was “Intraductal Delivery of an Ablative Agent as a Local Intervention for Breast Cancer Prevention In Rodent Models.” Congratulations Dr. Zaluzec on a job well done.

Ali Park wanted to continue her education but wanted to work full-time and attend classes remotely. The MSU Online Master's Program seemed a perfect fit and after graduating in 2020, she's now a program advisor. "It's been the perfect addition to my career," she said.

Malique Jones has begun her new post-doctoral position at the NIH’s National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences where she will be researching neuromuscular junction disorders.

Dr. Isola Brown Continues Vital Work as Director of Online Graduate Programs in Pharmacology and Toxicology. "No two days are the same for me," she says

Dr. Daniel Vocelle will help spread the importance of flow cytometry, and MSU's core facility to a larger audience of researchers. "We just want to help everyone do good science," he said.

There is a protein in the blood that Emma Wabel believes may be the key that unlocks the decades-long mystery of why obesity and high blood pressure seem to go hand in hand. And American Heart Association has provided her a grant to study it

She will study the impact of environmental conditions on Parkinson's Disease and other neurodegenerative issues

Professors delving into "mini-heart" creation as they search for ways to make heart disease, and others diseases, a little less common

It is one of the most common things we as human beings do. It is done, at least most times, with almost no thought but, of course, there are times we think of it far too much.

Assistant Professor Rance Nault has worked as a researcher at MSU for more than a decade, but recently he became a full-fledged faculty member studying chemical and environmental toxicology