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Scientist Researching Techniques for FMDV

Pathology Research for FMDV

USDA Scientist Receives Daniel E. Salmon Award

Plum Island Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Forum March 26, 2019

Dr. Douglas Gladue co-organized the high school event and advised students on their science projects.

The event was a multiagency (ARS, APHIS, DHS) project where nine school districts from New York and Connecticut were able to communicate in an open forum setting with posters and abstracts while engaging the top high school scientists to talk about their research, and to promote careers in scientific research. Photo: presenter Mr. Steve Pauszek, ARS

Plum Island Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Forum March 26, 2019

Photo: presenter Mr. Steve Pauszek, ARS

University of Connecticut Spring Career Fair

March 28, 2019

Dr. James Zhu, Dr. Katherine Pflaum, Mr. Joseph Gutkoska, and Dr. Elizabeth Rieder

Foreign Animal Disease Research Unit May 2019

Group photo from our Annual Appreciation Breakfast.

Hampton Bays High School Science Research students presented their scientific findings at the school’s fifth annual Science Research Symposium on April 17, 2019. Students spent as many as four years working on their research projects, ranging in topics from the tick-induced alpha-gal allergy, immune systems, malignant mesothelioma, influenza phylogenetics, coronary artery disease and acquired cognitive skills in lower vertebrates. Steve Pauszek presented his work on a series of recent Vesicular Stomatitis New Jersey Virus (VSNJV) outbreaks in the United States.

Hampton Bay’s High School Science Research Symposium

April 17, 2019

Photo: presenter Mr. Steve Pauszek, ARS

DVM Fayna DiazSanSegundo, PhD Paul Azzinaro, Jessica Canter UCON Job Fair 2019

Shelter Island Science Fair 2019

Sciences Fair Judges

Mr. Ethan Hartwig, Mr. Steve Pauszek, Mr. Paul Azzinaro, Ms. Brenda Donahue, PhD Teresa De Los Santos, PhD Gisselle Medina

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Inferred Causal Mechanisms of Persistent FMDV Infection from Differential Gene Expression during the Transitional Phase from Acute to Persistent Infection

Ecological and Anthropogenic Spatial Gradients Shape Patterns of Dispersal of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus

Impact of mass vaccination on the spatiotemporal dynamics of FMD outbreaks in India, 2008–2016

The Plum Island Animal Disease Center is located in Orient Point, NY and is part of the Northeast Area.
The Research Leader is Luis Rodriguez.
Email: luis.rodriguez@usda.gov
Phone: 631-323-3364
Fax: 631-323-3006
Plum Island Animal Disease Center
40550 Route 25
Orient Point, NY 11957

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Plum Island Animal Disease Center: Orient Point, NY

Scientist Researching Techniques for FMDV

Pathology Research for FMDV

Hampton Bay’s High School Science Research Symposium

April 17, 2019

Photo: presenter Mr. Steve Pauszek, ARS

Shelter Island Science Fair 2019

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