Because of the specter of antimicrobial resistance looming as a threat to the health of horses, people, and other animals, we are particularly interested in how we can develop approaches to treatment and prevention of infectious diseases that are based on improving effectiveness of host immune responses to control infection (rather than using antimicrobial drugs).
Our Mission
- To control and prevent infectious diseases of horses
- To serve as a resource and repository for knowledge
about equine infectious diseases generated by our laboratory - To train, engage, support, and nurture professional, graduate, and undergraduate students wanting to pursue careers in biomedical sciences
Contact Information
Open: Monday–Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (Central Time) | Phone: 979.845.3280
For undergraduate, graduate, and veterinary students interested in employment or educational opportunities, contact Dr. Noah Cohen at ncohen@cvm.tamu.edu or Dr. Angela Bordin at abordin@cvm.tamu.edu.