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Graduate students may
pursue MS or PhD degrees on a vast array of research
topics in the Department of Biomedical Sciences
through interdepartmental graduate programs in
Biological
Sciences and Molecular and Cellular Biology.
The interests of Biomedical Sciences faculty
encompass a broad range of
research themes in biological and biomedical
sciences. These diverse faculty interests are
organized into three focus groups: 1) Ecology &
Evolutionary Biology via the
Ohio Center for
Ecology and Evolutionary Studies, 2) Integrative
and Regulatory Biology, and 3) Cell, Developmental
and Microbiology. See individual faculty web-pages
for additional information on research activities.
Medical students interested in research may pursue a
Research and Scholarly Advancement Fellowship (RSAF)
or a
combined DO/PhD degree.
The Department of Biomedical Sciences supports
several
state-of-the-art research facilities in the Life
Sciences Building, Konneker Research Center,
Biochemistry Research Facility, Irvine Hall, and the
new
Academic & Research Center (scheduled to open in
January 2010).
In-house research infrastructure includes
transmission and scanning electron microscope
suites, quantitative microscopy that includes
laser-scanning confocal capabilities, the
Ohio University
(OU) Genomics,
OU
microCT, NMR, and mass spectrophotometry
facilities, AAALC-accredited animal holding
facilities, comparative biomechanics and fossil
preparation laboratories, and numerous comparative
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