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How to prevent fraud in online data collection

Cornell researchers created a multi-step protocol to detect and remove fake data created by bots and humans attempting to enroll in online research studies, thus preventing biased results and unwarranted monetary compensation to bad actors. 

New Leader Of Texas A&M BIMS Program Looks To The Future

Under the leadership of Dr. Jim Herman, Texas A&M’s biomedical sciences program looks forward to building upon a long tradition of preparing Aggies for careers in the health professions. Dr. Jim Herman welcomes BIMS students at a New Student Conference. Photo by Jason Nitsch ’14, VMBS Marketing & Communications. For many future doctors, veterinarians, and […]

Watched like a Hawke: Horse injured during wildfire recovers thanks to dedicated CSU veterinarians

Dr. Nelson taking Hawke for a walk prior to his release from the JFEH. (Kellen Bakovich/CVMBS Photo) Following a severe fetlock injury sustained during an emergency evacuation related to the Alexander Mountain Fire, Hawke, a seven-year-old horse, has moved to a rehabilitation facility after receiving two months of care at CSU’s Johnson Family Equine Hospital. […]

Student blog: A summer of saving seabirds

Thanks to CVM’s Expanding Horizons International Education program, I was able to travel and work as a Veterinary Experience Intern at the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB) for eight weeks in Cape Town during the summer of 2024. 

Alternate stream water-testing method detects emerging contaminants

Pollutants known as “contaminants of emerging concern” or chemicals that could potentially harm human health and have been found in the environment, including pesticides, ingredients from personal care products, pharmaceuticals and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are increasingly found in streams and lakes. A team led by researchers at Penn State recently demonstrated the accuracy and utility […]