Media & Publications

Image Alternative Text: Headshot of Dr. Peter Allen on maroon background. Text reads "MEET THE GCAHFS TEAM. The most rewarding part of being affiliated with [GCAHFS] has been working with talented people around the world, helping to partner and address research needs that both benefit us here in the U.S. and people globally as well. DR. PETER ALLEN. DALE ARNER PROFESSOR"

Meet GCAHFS-Affiliated Faculty: Dr. Peter Allen
Image Alternative Text: Headshot of Dr. Betbeze-Ivy on maroon background. Text reads: "MEET THE GCAHFS TEAM. I think the most rewarding part of being affiliated with GCAHFS is getting to meet new people that are very interested in aquatic health. It’s also very exciting to see these critically endangered animals be able to be released back into the wild after the great medical care that they receive. DR. CAROLINE BETBEZE-IVY. CLINICAL PROFESSOR."

Meet GCAHFS-Affiliated Faculty: Dr. Caroline Betbeze-Ivy
Image Alternative Text: Headshot of Dr. Barbara Kaplan on maroon background. Text reads: "MEET THE GCAHFS TEAM. Being affiliated with GCAHFS has opened up an area of research that I wouldn't have otherwise had access to. This work is a really unique aspect of my research, and it allows me to work with very different people, attend new meetings, and learn new things. That has been really rewarding for me. DR. BARBARA KAPLAN. PROFESSOR."

Meet GCAHFS-Affiliated Faculty: Dr. Barbara Kaplan
Image Alternative Text: Headshot of Adithya Bindhu Sreekumar on maroon background. Text reads "MEET THE GCAHFS TEAM. 'The most rewarding part of being affiliated with GCAHFS is the opportunity to be part of a vibrant and collaborative research environment while expanding my professional network. I have been able to connect with experts from various fields, gain exposure to different research perspectives, and strengthen my academic and professional development.' ADITHYA BINDHU SREEKUMAR. RESEARCH ASSOCIATE"

Meet Gulf Coast Aquatic Health Lab Research Associate: Adithya Bindhu Sreekumar
Image Alternative Text: Four veterinarians and veterinary students seen assisting a sea turtle through a digital imaging device

Endangered sea turtles receive critical imaging at MSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine
Image Alternative Text: Figure 1 from the article depicting histopathology images of the epidermal features portion of the scoring system of freshwater skin lesions in bottlenose dolphins

Histopathologic scoring system for low-salinity water (freshwater) exposure lesions in bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus)
Image Alternative Text: Cover of FAO’s Partnerships Report 2024, which includes Mississippi State University as a Story of Impact for its work in aquaculture biosecurity, antimicrobial resistance, and high-performance computing.

MSU’s FAO Reference Center Featured in FAO Partnerships Report
Image Alternative Text: Group of MSU CVM faculty and students supporting cold-stunned sea turtles

16 sea turtles flown from Massachusetts to Gulfport for recovery
Image Alternative Text: Participants from the AMR workshop pose as a group in front of a screen with the workshop name

MSU strengthens leadership in aquatic health with antimicrobial resistance workshop

Other Media and Publications

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Marine Monday!
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Publications
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Reports