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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.
Application guidelines to the graduate program can
be found here:
http://bios.ohio.edu/graduate/graduate-application-guidelines.
The interests of Biomedical Sciences faculty
encompass a range of
research themes in biological and biomedical
sciences. These diverse faculty interests are
organized into three broad focus groups: 1) Ecology
& Evolutionary Biology, 2) Physiology and
Neuroscience, and 3) Cell, Developmental and
Microbiology. Specific areas of research and
associated faculty are provided
here. 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.
Research opportunities are available for third
and fourth year medical students.
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.
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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