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Education
PhD--1992,
University of Idaho
DVM--1986,
Cornell University
BS--1982,
Cornell University
Professional
Experience
1999-present:
Associate Professor, Department of Animal and Veterinary Science,
University of Idaho
1994-1999:
Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Colorado State University
1992-1994:
Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Animal Sciences, University of
Kentucky
1989-1992:
Graduate Assistant, Department of Animal and Veterinary Science,
University of Idaho
1986-1988:
Resident Veterinarian, Lana Lobell Farm of New York, Inc.
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Research
Program
Research in our laboratory investigates basic and applied aspects of
gamete physiology and endocrinology in horses. Areas of gamete research
include oocyte collection, maturation and transfer; in vitro
fertilization; and nuclear transfer. Areas of endocrine research include
regulation of prostaglandin F2 alpha secretion during luteolysis and
maternal recognition of pregnancy. The goal of this research is to
increase the reproductive efficiency of horses and lead to the
development of new assisted reproductive techniques for horses.
Dirk Vanderwall
R.M.Wade
Excellence in Teaching Award
2005
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